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• in Technorati Women
  Standing in the "I" of the Storm
  By being mindful of the present moment, Lori Landau finds herself standing strong in the "I" of Hurricane Irene.
  by lorilan / on Aug 28, 2011
• in Lifestyle
  This is Your Brain on Meditation: It's Growing!
  Mindfulness Meditation Shows Changes in Physical Structure of Brain
  by Kalavati / on Jan 31, 2011
• in Lifestyle
  Can happiness be a constant state of mind?
  Learn key factors for having a constant state of happiness from the Happiest Man Alive, Matthieu Ricard.
  by wendymickle / on Jan 6, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “mindfulness”

 

• The Spiritual Growth Curve

  
  Holistic Health — Authority: 101
  I am presently reading a book by Richard Rohr entitled “Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life.” In this book Rohr talks about the the two major tasks to human life: “The first task is to build a strong ‘container’ or identity; the second is to find  the contents that the container [...]
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• Pay Attention: The Medicine of Mindfulness

  
  UVA Health Blog — Authority: 100
  Each Monday this month, we’re looking at the UVA Cancer Center’s Integrative Medicine Program . It starts like this. You’re driving down the road. Another driver pulls out, cuts you off without even looking. Or the truck behind you tailgates too close. Even before your brain registers what’s happening, ...
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• Caretaking the Gift

  
  Tibetan Buddhist Altar — Authority: 122
  The following is an excerpt from a teaching by Jetsunma Ahkon Lhamo called “Commitment to the Path” It is so important and so precious that we have this human existence. We should consider ourselves caretakers of that—that prize, that gift, that blessing—that it should not be taken lightly. Sometimes we ...
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• 7 Reasons You Should Get Stabbed in 2012.

  
  elephant journal — Authority: 621
  Maybe you came in for back pain, or carpal tunnel or a broken leg that won’t heal. Acupuncture has an amazing way of getting the body back to balance so that in addition to helping with your complaints, you suddenly find yourself with the best sleep you’ve had in 20 years, or reacting more calmly to the stuff life ...
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• Spirituality & the Occupy Movement. ~ Ana Holub

  
  elephant journal — Authority: 621
  Desiring to share in the activism and idealism of the Occupy Movement, I went with my two children to Zuccotti Park at the southern tip of Manhattan. We went to the spot where Occupy Wall Street (OWS) was born.
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• The Skill in Looking at Emptiness as a Mode of Perception Rather Than a Worldview

  
  Metta Refuge — Authority: 85
  Thanissaro Bhikkhu Few words in Buddhism are more well-known, and more debated historically among Buddhists , than the word “emptiness.”  What do we find about “emptiness” in the Pali canon , the oldest records we have of the Buddha ‘s teachings?  In this essay Buddhist monk Thanissaro Bhikkhu ...
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• Erika A Nardi Teacher connected with Reiki, Aromatherapy, Yoga, Mindfulness, Energy Healing, Christ-centered Spirituality & The particular Creative Religious Healing Performer Frolicsome Soldier – Naming Holy day for Your Baby: Led Naming Visual images co

  
  Pregnancy Information Blog — Authority: 127
  Eliza A Nardi Instructor of Reiki, Aromatherapy, Yoga, Mindfulness, Energy Healing, Christ-centered Spiritual techniques & The particular Innovative Spiritual Recovery Musician Frolicsome Soldier – Identifying Ritual for Your Baby: Led Identifying Visual images of Who Your child Is, Your Infant’s Character ...
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• Perceptions

  
  Well Happy Peaceful — Authority: 107
  As the saying goes, “perceptions are nine-tenths of the law”. And I have always seen this to be extremely true in our society. But we also have the expression of “don’t judge a book by its cover”, which is of course the converse of this type of thinking. Unfortunately, I think [...]
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• Putting Your Own Oxygen Mask on First

  
  ApaCenter: Psychology for Everyday — Authority: 85
  It is sometimes hard to remember when you are a parent that it is also important to take care of yourself and your own needs. Dr. Brooks recently discussed research that suggests that parents’ ability to manage their own stress is one of the top three predictors of positive outcomes for children. So when you are ...
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• morning tea

  
  Bountiful Healing — Authority: 411
  perched on a stool in the kitchen bare feet gripping the rungs hands embracing the warmth of a cuppa I watch the snowflakes bob and boogie to the music on the radio Day 18 .
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• Imagine a World Without Free Knowledge (A Message from Wikipedia)

  
  Mindful Living Guide — Authority: 95
  For over a decade, we have spent millions of hours building the largest encyclopedia in human history. Right now, the U.S. Congress is considering legislation that could fatally damage the free and open Internet. For 24 hours, to raise awareness, we are blacking out Wikipedia. Learn more. The anti-SOPA blackout ...
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• How to receive the next alive thing.

  
  elephant journal — Authority: 621
  We want to hold on to things that are alive. They are so delicious. We want to keep them, we want to force them to last forever.
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• {Celebrate} Valentine’s Day | Jar Of Hearts

  
  The Outlaw Mom — Authority: 450
  I’m so excited to bring you this Valentine’s Day activity, which is part of Toddler Approved’s 100 Acts of Kindness Project!  My inspiration was Christina Perri’s Jar of Hearts - a melancholy song about a tortured break up – but this activity is about recognizing love and kindness in another and ...
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• Don’t Kick the Cat. ~ Jacey Tramutt, MA LPC

  
  elephant journal — Authority: 621
  Its moments like these where I see the payoff of meditation - the payoff of the gap.
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• but my yoga doesn’t look like your yoga.

  
  elephant journal — Authority: 621
  So if sukhasana (easy pose) is the pose of the day, so be it. If our standing postures are rooted in mountain pose, great, well be stronger for it. If standing on our shoulders seems like a circus act, than forget it, well lay with our legs up the wall and embrace the extra support. This is all okay. There is no ...
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• Rainy day abstracts

  
  Bountiful Healing — Authority: 411
  Sheets of rain dash across the surface of the pond, driven by bursts of wind.  Streamlets of mud snake their way downhill, bleeding into the water, great brown blotches spreading out across the grayish-green reflection from the sky. Spruce trees shimmy and shake to the tune of the whistling wind while a ...
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• Not seen

  
  Sahlah — Authority: 412
  We had a dusting of snow the other day – that little bit of snow revealed more than itself on the ground. Can you also see the tree that shades the area?
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• Next mindfulness course

  
  TripleGem - the Buddhist think tank — Authority: 79
  We plan to commence the next LifeSkills Mindfulness (LSM) course at the end of February or early March in a venue at Abbots Langley near Watford. This will be the full 8 week evening course -  two hour sessions each Wednesday evening.  See a full description here Please register your interest now and email  ...
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• The Miracles Of Mindfulness – #1

  
  The Easier Softer Way — Authority: 118
  The first miracle of mindfulness is the simplest: being present.  When we are mindful, we are able to be present in this exact moment.  In a sense, this is the “stop and smell the roses” miracle.  Oftentimes we are on the run, moving from one activity to the next, thinking of what needs to be done long before ...
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• Are You Awake?

  
  elephant journal — Authority: 621
  What matters is being awake, being present, and being of benefit this time--not next time.
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