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Why Our Brains Love Gossip
Dacher Keltner, director of the Berkeley Social Interaction Lab, explains how gossip can be a social practice that works for the greater good. Read More 
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How Embracing Uncertainty Leads To Fulfillment
When we hone our attention to the subtleties of impermanence that are inherent in every breath, we step into our lives with integrity, compassion, forgiveness, and love. Read More
Body Scan
What Your Body Knows Before Your Brain Does
Michelle Maldonado offers a practice for tuning in to the wisdom of the body. Read More
Getting Started
9 Mindful Habits for Well-Being
A simple guide to help you build well-being into your routine. Read More
Learn
Here’s How You Can Make Compassion a Habit
Life can make it difficult to check in on those we love and care about. Follow this compassion practice to become more aware of opportunities to extend compassion to others. Read More
Loving-Kindness & Compassion
Responding to the Mental Health Crisis in Healthcare
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and in support of frontline healthcare workers, we’re highlighting the struggle that so many are facing. Read More
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A Savory Journey Toward Self-Discovery
Amit Bernstein discovered his life's purpose sailing through Thailand. Now he's researching the ways mindfulness can help alleviate suffering and promote human flourishing. Read More
Books & Reviews
6 Meditation Apps That Are Worth the Price Tag
Thinking about signing up for a subscription-based mindfulness experience? Here are our four favorite premium mindfulness apps to consider—plus, two extra self-care apps that caught our attention. Read More
Mindfulness For
Create the Space for Change: It’s Your Time to Thrive
Recharge your mind and tap into something larger than yourself with research-backed tips for ending burnout and increasing well-being. Read More
Creativity
A 5-Minute Writing Practice to Help You Express Gratitude
Sometimes we can be grateful for people or things in our lives without really appreciating them. In this practice, Jennifer R. Wolkin, PhD offers a way to slow down and appreciate what’s around you. Read More
