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mindfulness
July 2, 2014
by Lydia Anderson
Is a mindfulness backlash brewing? ... read more »
Is a mindfulness backlash brewing?... read more »
June 30, 2014
by Lydia Anderson
James Ishmael Ford explains how to create a more peaceful mind in... read more »
James Ishmael Ford explains how to create a more peaceful mind in... read more »
June 26, 2014
by Kestrel Slocombe
Slow-Motion Satori - The Zen tradition’s “sudden enlightenment” may not... read more »
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June 23, 2014
by Lydia Anderson
Koans may seem puzzling, but they are actually instruments to help us build stronger human connections, explains Melissa Myozen Blacker in... read more »
Koans may seem puzzling, but they are actually instruments to help us build stronger... read more »
June 19, 2014
by Kestrel Slocombe
Negative Negativity - Sometimes a gentle and friendly... read more »
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June 12, 2014
by Kestrel Slocombe
Only the Occasional Brothel - The “unconstrained conduct”... read more »
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June 9, 2014
by Lydia Anderson
Mindfulness isn't gendered, but Elisha Goldstein sees more women drawn to the practice than men. He gives five reasons men should begin practicing at... read more »
Mindfulness isn't gendered, but Elisha Goldstein sees more women drawn to the practice... read more »
May 24, 2014
by Lydia Anderson
We conclude Mindfulness Month with an excerpt from Journey to Mindfulness: The Autobiography of Bhante G. Here, Bhante G. lays bare the often-surprising ups and...
read more »We conclude Mindfulness Month with an excerpt from Journey to Mindfulness:...
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