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4 Types of Workplace Culture: Which One Is Most Like Your Team?
Picture the dynamics of your workplace according to how much it values well-being and strong relationships. Read More 
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Interested in Meditation? Here Are the Basics
Meditation is a core mindfulness practice that you can customize to meet you where you are, bring your attention to the present moment, and engage in more compassion and connection. Here’s what you need to know to get started. Read More
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A 10-Minute Meditation to Cultivate Embodied Awareness
Embodied awareness is a way for us to connect to the present moment
by using the body, the breath, or any other sensory experience to ground ourselves. Read More
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A Simple Practice to Calm Agitation
This four-step practice helps us put space between ourselves and what, or who, is bothering us. Read More
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A Body Scan Meditation to Bring Your Attention Inward
Check in with your body and mind in this 12-minute practice for cultivating
awareness, calm, and connection led by Ashanti Branch. Read More
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What Pops Into Your Mind When You’re Meditating?
Like it or not, having thoughts is part of meditating. Mindful readers share what’s top of mind. Read More
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3 Mindfulness Practices for Neurodiverse Meditators
We don’t all meditate the same way—nor do we need to. Sue Hutton offers helpful tips and practices, informed by the autism community, to make mindfulness practice truly accessible. Read More
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Why Meditation is a Key Part of Anti-Racism Work
Meditation teachers and lifelong friends Iman Gibson and Tori Lund on their album of anti-racism meditations, and how mindfulness can lead to allyship. Read More
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Taking Your Practice Off the Meditation Cushion with Improv
An unlikely tool for cultivating compassion lies well beyond the meditation cushion. We find it, instead, in improv communities. Read More
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This is Why We Practice Mindfulness Meditation
Mindful Editor Anne Alexander reflects on the importance of leaning on our practice when the known falls away and we’re left with anger, confusion, fury, or despair. Read More
