How to Give Your Full Attention
By practicing self-awareness, you can listen with greater care—not only to words, but also to the emotion and meaning that's being expressed.
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By practicing self-awareness, you can listen with greater care—not only to words, but also to the emotion and meaning that's being expressed.
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When someone you love is dying, there could be a secret moment, when things are really bad, when you hear yourself silently whisper the unimaginable thought: Please die soon. Say what??? It is with a brave heart, writes Elaine Smookler, that we look at this whole journey of death and make peace with the wild currents that threaten to pull us under.
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More schools are bringing meditation to their classrooms. Writer Leslie Garrett spoke to teachers and mindfulness leaders about how it supports students, teachers, and their wider communities.
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As we practice mindful awareness and communication around race, we can build our toolkit for showing up in the world with more compassion and the capacity to learn.
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Video calls are here to stay. Here’s why it’s important to take care of yourself and your team in the age of Zoom, and mindfulness tips to help you avoid burnout.
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Explore this 15-minute guided meditation to open up some space for yourself to sit with what is, rather than what if.
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Dr. Diana Hill dives into some of the biggest misconceptions around self-compassion, and what the latest research reveals about being intentionally kind toward ourselves and others.
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Here are 10 ways mindfulness can help us break free from cycles of worry and uncertainty for more mental health and inner ease.
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When we’re caught up in what an imagined audience will think about our writing, we are much less likely to actually write anything. Mindful writing teacher and former state poet laureate Alexandria Peary explores how we can (re)discover the joy of writing by freeing ourselves from the judgy reader ghosts in our mind.
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Midlife for women can be noisy, busy, and exhausting. Yet, as Cara Bradley observes, when we make ourselves available to life, we allow space for peace to unfold in our daily lives.
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