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In a 2014 study, participants found sitting quietly so challenging that they chose give themselves an electric shock instead of continuing.
Meditation works on our brains sooner than previously thought. Micro-meditations can help to boost our attention and resilience in an increasingly distracted and uncertain world.
Some use sound. Some use the breath. Some use sight. Some ask us to watch the mind itself. Each practice works differently, but all of them point in the same direction: inward, toward stillness. Scroll down to read more.
[Originally published in Synapse on March 14, 2013.]During my first year of pharmacy school, I attended an alternative medicine Saturday elective where Dr. Dean Ornish spoke about the benefits of meditation and the effect it has on lengthening our chromosomal telomeres. Telomeres are portions of repetitive DNA at the ends of our chromosomes that protect our chromosomes from deteriorating.
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If you’ve always wanted to meditate but think you can’t spare 20 minutes, think again. Five minutes several times a week may be all you need.
It’s nice to just sit down in silence, close your eyes, take some deep breaths, and drift away into a deeply relaxing meditative state…while also apparently rewiring your brain, possibly permanently. In research published in Neuroscience of Consciousness, led by neurophysiologist Annalisa Pascarella of the Italian National Research Council, scientists examined the brains of 12 highly […]
Do you ever find yourself stressed and feel like you have nowhere to turn to? Have the social and academic pressures of life on campus ever made you feel anxious or overwhelmed? Have you ever wished that you would be able to “take a step back” from everything for a little while? Then loo
Resistance to cognitive decline, therefore, seemed another benefit of long-term transcendental meditation practice.
By Samantha Gordon BlackDoctor https://blackdoctor.org/ What is mental health? Mental health is a state of emotional, psychological, and social
As interest in mental well-being continues to grow, this Learn to Meditate workshop offers a grounded, practical introduction to meditation for everyday life. Designed for beginners, the session explores simple […]
December 21 has been designated World Meditation Day by the United Nations. The practice can change not only our bodies, but also the world.
Simple practices that soothe your mind when meditation just isn’t cutting it. One writer shares six ways she practices calmness besides meditation—because it doesn't always work for everyone.
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I meditated with a Japanese Zen monk who leads workshops at Fortune 500 companies. I learned meditation was a lot simpler than I thought.
Honest advice for beginners and regulars alike
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Practicing yoga for sleep can help quite your mind and calm your body. These YouTube yoga for insomnia practices support deep rest.
Who am I when no one is looking? Who am I when I take off my masks and step away from my expectations and roles? Who am I when I take off my filters? Who am I
Traditional and tech-based methods can reveal what your practice is doing – and give you the confidence to stick with it
Can’t sit still? These strategies from therapists will help you manage stress and find calm without having to meditate.
Meditation doesn’t "empty the mind", as some imagine. In fact, brain scans reveal that the meditating mind is not in a resting state at all, but is highly active.
This week has been incredibly trying for so many of us and our community. How do we move toward a sense of balance, ease and fulfillment in a world that is so loud? I don’t expect 2026 to feel easier or calmer than 2025, but I know I will move into it with some more […]
Meditation doesn’t 'empty the mind', as some imagine. In fact, brain scans reveal that the meditating mind is not in a resting state at all, but is highly active – and that's good for you.
Neuroscience now provides substantial evidence that meditation leads to measurable changes in brain structure and function, a concept known as neuropl
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