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No Roof, No Power, No Problem
Going camping’s about more than braving (or savoring) the elements. By leaving our comfort zone at home, we can forge a new and wilder version of well-being.
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2018
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A City without Limits
Envision a city where community, business, and nature are no longer at odds—where all, in fact, can thrive together. Mindful talks with Jonathan Rose, visionary urban planner and cofounder of one of the world’s leading retreat centers, the Garrison Institute.
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August 2018
Mindful magazine June 2018 | Issue № 33 Gift Subscription Renew Subscription Buy Single Issues Digital Archive Help Features 30 Days to the Same Old Me Self-styled stressball Stephanie Domet challenged herself to meditate…
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Voices
Defining Mindfulness
Founding editor Barry Boyce on where mindfulness comes from and where it can go from here.
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Interviews
Charting Her Own Path
It's tough when life doesn't follow a straight line—but meditation teacher and retreat leader Melissa Sutor says those bends in the road can help you discover your true calling. Have a glimpse at Mindful's featured story in the August issue.
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Calm
The Happiness Debate
Scientists are weighing what it really means to be happy—and their findings aren’t so straightforward.
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Health
Prescribing Awareness
We often seek comfort in denial. But by downplaying or ignoring health issues, we can inflict further harm on ourselves and others.
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Compassion
You Had Me at Hello
Why is it that we seem to get along with some people right off the bat? Is it just because you happen to like the same kind of music, or are there deeper reasons to find yourself on the same wavelength?
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For the Love of Friends
Answers from our reader survey on friendship
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Focus
The Magnificent, Mysterious, Wild, Connected and Interconnected Brain
Our brain is like a wild, raging electrical storm that wondrously enables us to make our way. Yet a lot of mindfulness literature makes it sound like a very simple machine. Two leading neuroscientists suggest better ways to think and talk about the brain and the mind.
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