How to Grow From Your Regrets
Avoiding or ruminating on our regrets can ultimately make them more harmful and stop us from learning from them. The key, writes Diana Hill, is to turn to our regrets with compassion. Read More
Avoiding or ruminating on our regrets can ultimately make them more harmful and stop us from learning from them. The key, writes Diana Hill, is to turn to our regrets with compassion. Read More
Here are 10 ways mindfulness can help us break free from cycles of worry and uncertainty for more mental health and inner ease. Read More
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. Read More
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. Read More
Menopause doesn’t mean you have to suffer. Mindfulness teacher and physician Christiane Wolf, MD, explains how your practice and an open-minded perspective can help support you. Read More
As the countdown to the 15th annual Wisdom 2.0 conference begins, learn about the themes and thought leaders set to enliven the event this year. Read More
This week, Nadene Cherry leads us on a 12-minute meditation journey aimed at fostering a deep sense of connection and belonging that resonates with the values of inclusivity and unity. Read More
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Think you’re losing your mind? Think again! Women’s health expert Cara Bradley explains what mindfulness can do to help “menopause brain.” Read More
Deathiversaries, birthdays, holidays and other notable dates can feel like menacing beasts, waiting to jump out of the bushes and snatch away any hope of well-being. How can you face those terribly-timed memories that remind you of what once was? Read More