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For the first time since the field of psychology formally became a science, which was only a century ago, serious attention is being paid to happiness.
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Practicing mindfulness meditation creates a steady, calm space so that what used to overwhelm me is far more manageable. I understand from my own observation that what I am feeling in the moment is like a passing cloud.... Via Brenda Bentley
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September 5, 2023 11:44 AM
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Shared by Dennis O'Connor. Jon Kabat-Zinn's helpful guidance for Beginner's Mind.
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A Science Icon Died 17 Years Ago. In His Last Interview, He Made A Warning That Gives Me Goosebumps.
His dark prediction about the future has become our present.
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Buddha talking to the people of Kalama told them to be skeptical of all those who come and say they have the truth or use their authority, knowledge, wisdom to persuade others that they hold the truth. Read the Kalama Sutra. He ends up by saying: "However, after thorough observation, investigation, analysis and reflection, when you find that anything agrees with reason and your experience, and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all, and of the world at large; accept only that as true, and shape your life in accordance with it; and live up to it." These words, the Buddha went on to say, must be applied to his own teachings.
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Caring for the Future My daughters from early childhood were raised with the saying: If you want to know the future, create it.
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Leah Kalish and a growing group of teachers and educators have committed to bring a mindfulness approach along with movement to school children of all ages from early childhood development through K to 12. UCSD Center for MIndfulness holds it yearly conference in early February: Bridging the Hearts and Minds of Youth: MIndfulness in Clincal Practice, Education and Reserach where the growing number of educators, researchers, and clinicians come together to share what is working. Google "Mindfulness & Children" to see what is being done around the globe. So much good information and sharing is available.
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March 17, 2014 6:04 PM
Leah Kalish and a growing group of teachers and educators have committed to bring a mindfulness approach along with movement to school children of all ages from early childhood development through K to 12. UCSD Center for MIndfulness holds it yearly conference in early February: Bridging the Hearts and Minds of Youth: MIndfulness in Clincal Practice, Education and Reserach where the growing number of educators, researchers, and clinicians come together to share what is working. Google "Mindfulness & Children" to see what is being done around the globe. So much good information and sharing is available.
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Your weirdness will make you stronger. Your dark side will keep you whole. Your vulnerability will connect you to the rest of our suffering world. Your creativity will set you free. There's nothing... Via Brenda Bentley
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Just sitting there breathing, I am enough.
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March 12, 2014 4:46 AM
#connection #creativity #mindfulness #vulnerability
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Dealing with human suffering and an exhausting schedule often leaves many development workers burnt out. Via Brenda Bentley
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When one is had by their Vision and is working on their competence of accepting themselves and at the same time with the commitment to be better tomorrow than I was today at being me and being better at the work I do it changes one's perspective. We each have a unique contribution because no one has had another person's experience. Being present. Being aware. Being intentional. Mindfulness like any human endeavor is about practice. Regular practice. No matter how I am feeling it is there as my teaching. Can I slow myself down? Can I focus on doing here doing what I need to be doing. We are mindful or mind full. It is always a choice
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Mindfulness: 5 Practical Methods for Your Daily Life Huffington Post Mindfulness implies balance, focus and living in the moment. We often associate mindfulness with meditation and dedicated practice. Via Brenda Bentley
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Do c heck out Brenda Bentley's MIndfulness for Everyday Living.
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Exercise Your Mind Just Like Your Abs With 10-Minute Mindfulness Huffington Post As Konnikova recently wrote in the New Yorker, achieving mindfulness can be just as easy as "10-Minute Abs." Faithfully practicing mindfulness for 10 minutes each day... Via Brenda Bentley
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A reminder that Mindfulness is a "practice."
Carolyn Williams's curator insight,
February 20, 2014 6:51 AM
Core Mindfulness Core Value Core Abs ROI =Breathing for Business.
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How hard it is for us to be non judgmental when biased by our pre-judgdments.
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June 24, 2013 10:23 AM
GENEROSITY, COMPASSION, CHRISTIAN Dobri Dobrev is a man who lost his hearing in WWII and walks 10 kilometers from his village in his homemade clothes and leather shoes to the city of Sofia, where he spends the day begging for money.
Though a well-recognized fixture around several of the city’s chuches, known for his prostrations of thanks to all donors, it was only recently discovered that he has donated every penny he has collected — over 40,000 euros — towards the restoration of decaying Bulgarian monasteries and churches and the utility bills of orphanages, living entirely off his monthly state pension of 80 euros and the kindness of others.
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A wonderful 10-minute clip from the DVD released by the Center for Mindfulness in Medicine, Healthcare and Society, which provides an overview of the science... Via Brenda Bentley
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The Center continues to add to the impact of Mindfulness.
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Quotes from Jon Kabat-Zinn who uses mindfulness meditation to help people reduce stress and deal with chronic pain. Founder of UMMC Stress Reduction Clinic (Being a parent is one of greatest mindfulness practices of all.
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10 Mindfulness Power Tips -- It's all About YouHuffington PostEventually moving to self-observation without self-judging.
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Is mindfulness always best? (Some pros and cons of mindfulness described in the NYT:http://t.co/Ynnzel8Yb9)
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At one time or another, we’ve all experienced rushing mindlessly through our daily routines, missing how there are many opportunities to turn routine activities into moments for mindfulness, (How To Practice Mindfulness (No Matter How Busy You Are)... Via Brenda Bentley
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The operational word is: Practice. Pema Chodron would say one is learning from the Busy Buddha or the Rushing Buddha.
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October 15, 2014 12:11 AM
How can you practice mindfulness today? It's simple really, and here are a few very simple ways to enjoy the benefits of living a mindful life.
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The paths to enlightenment are as numerous as there are people. Some gain it in an instant. Others struggle for years. Some never attain it. ...
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It is as easy as it is difficult: "Find what is true for oneself and live it in the world.”
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For the first time since the field of psychology formally became a science, which was only a century ago, serious attention is being paid to happiness.
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Some good reflections by Deepak Chopra. Often we think of happiness as a destination, a place to get to. It's the journey and being in the present in this journey. As every there becomes a here. There exists in my imagination. As some say it's the only nation many pledge allegiance to. If things are going to be better tomorrow it also means they are good today. Letting go and falling away are interesting concepts. To Charlie Brown's question may be another question: Is happiness a series of incidents that allow me to see how present I am in dealing with each one. Maybe best to look at happiness as a practice. I am taking an improv class to go along with the idea that my life is one continual Improv. In Improv you always say yes and look for the better in the good that is always in front of oneself. Like the world being on the backs of turtles all the way down. My life is choices, all the way down. The one that wins is the one I feed. ozzie Mindfulness.com
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New research shows that mindfulness may help us to stop comparing ourselves to other people. (It's #mindfulmonday! Via Brenda Bentley
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#MindfulMonday is a gift from dear friend Mary Lore and her work and writings around Managing Thought. Check out ManagingThought.com
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At Cesar Chavez Academy in East Palo Alto, Calif., 7th graders are learning yoga as a way to cope with the stress of life in a community rife with homelessne... Via Brenda Bentley
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The practice of Mindfulness can begin at any age and in any situation. Here is an example.
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The practice of mindfulness has been shown to counteract the heavy toll of anxiety, stress, chronic pain, and illness on the body and mind; and if kids could
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In some ways we are never too young to start learning. It's something that every child does from a very early age. It's about learning the right things that need to be learned. ozzie Mindfulness.com
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To remember use: VISA: Vulnerability, Intimacy, Spiritual Awakening. Besides listening for most of us it is more beneficial to be in what is hidden in 'Listen." That is "Silent." ozzie Mindfulness.com
Brenda Bentley's curator insight,
March 4, 2014 4:21 AM
Tara Brach on #Vulnerability as a Path to #Authenticity. Good stuff! You can listen to this podcast on any device.
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A handful of mobile applications to help you disconnect, philosophize and relax.
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Connecting to disconnect.
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At first glance you might not put mindfulness and fear together or think that one can counterbalance the other. But while mindfulness invites us to be present with fear rather than run from it, it also frees us from being stuck in fearful thoughts an... Via Brenda Bentley
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This article by Deb and Ed Shapiro is part of their sharing from RevolutionaryMindfulness.com.
Brenda Bentley's curator insight,
February 19, 2014 6:03 AM
This is a great article. I believe on of the most powerful aspects of adopting a mindfulness practice is making fear your ally.
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The mindfulness revolution is a movement whose time has come. Mindfulness meditation is bridging the gap between science and spirituality.
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Slate MagazineHow the Mindful Parenting Movement Is Setting Parents Up to FailSlate MagazineIf you have never encountered “mindfulness” or tried to meditate, then congratulations, your soul must be very post-evolved (or absent).
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Compassion is often seen as grounded in mindfulness, which is the capacity to sustain moment-by-moment focused awareness of and openness to one's internal experience and immediate environment, without judgement and with ...
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Some good reflections by Deepak Chopra.
Often we think of happiness as a destination, a place to get to. It's the journey and being in the present in this journey. As every there becomes a here. There exists in my imagination. As some say it's the only nation many pledge allegiance to. If things are going to be better tomorrow it also means they are good today.
Letting go and falling away are interesting concepts. To Charlie Brown's question may be another question: Is happiness a series of incidents that allow me to see how present I am in dealing with each one. Maybe best to look at happiness as a practice.
I am taking an improv class to go along with the idea that my life is one continual Improv. In Improv you always say yes and look for the better in the good that is always in front of oneself. Like the world being on the backs of turtles all the way down. My life is choices, all the way down. The one that wins is the one I feed. ozzie Mindfulness.com