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Turn Negative Emotions into Your Greatest Source of StrengthMindful

Elisha Goldstein on using mindfulness to avoid getting stuck in negative moments.。。。

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The Gratitude Journal by Mindful introduces readers to a rich and rewarding journey. Rooted in the science of gratitude, The Gratitude Journal by Mindful helps readers create daily habits that nurture their inner lives, boosting health, strengthening relationships, and nourishing happiness. The Gratitude Journal by Mindful helps people wake up to the good around them and notice the gifts they have received.With five research-backed sections, The Gratitude Journal by Mindful includes: 15 guided meditations (plus accompanying audio practices on mindful.org) 20 mindful writing prompts Inspiring quotes Gratitude tips Inspirational essays The Gratitude Journal by Mindful will inspire readers to not simply read, but take the practice of gratitude into every area of their lives. Product Details: 84 pages Print format*Please note we are currently unable to ship print versions to Australia.

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The Ultimate Guide to Mindfulness for SleepMindful

Mindfulness for sleep can help us fall asleep and stay asleep. Consult our guide to find tips for mindfulness practices to ease into sleep.

How to Fight Stress with Intentional BreathingMindful

This simple yet effective form of deep breathing defuses the stress feedback loop and teaches your brain and body to relax.

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小故事、三个金人

  曾经有个小国到中国来,进贡了三个一模一样的金人,金碧辉煌,把皇帝高兴坏了。可是这小国不厚道,同时出一道题目:这三个金人哪个最有价值?

  皇帝想了许多的办法,请来珠宝匠检查,称重量,看做工,都是一模一样的。怎么办?使者还等着回去汇报呢。泱泱大国,不会连这个小事都不懂吧?

  最后,有一位退位的老大臣说他有办法。

  皇帝将使者请到大殿,老臣胸有成足地拿着三根稻草,插入第一个金人的耳朵里,这稻草从另一边耳朵出来了。第二个金人的稻草从嘴巴里直接掉出来,而第三个金人,稻草进去后掉进了肚子,什么响动也没有。老臣说:第三个金人最有价值!使者默默无语,答案正确。

  心得:最有价值的人,不一定是最能说的人的人。老天给我们两只耳朵一个嘴巴,本来就是让我们多听少说的。善于倾听,才是成熟的人最基本的素质。

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Embracing Change: What Nanalan’ Teaches Us About Saying GoodbyeMindful

When Mona loses her red balloon, she also learns some mindful lessons for navigating the sadness that can come with farewells.

Let Go of Being the Ideal Role ModelMindful

Our thoughts and images of what an ideal parent or lover or leader should be can get in the way of just being the best we can be in any given moment.

VoicesMindful

Explore diverse perspectives on mindfulness with Voices from Mindful.org. Insights and experiences to enrich your practice.

Stop, Breathe & Think App LaunchesMindful

Musician k.d. lang and non-profit Tools for Peace launched the meditation app.

JG LarochetteAuthor at Mindful.org

JG Larochette is a former classroom teacher, community organizer, and mentor in Richmond, CA who is the Founder and Executive Director of the Mindful Life Project.

12 Minute Meditation: A Loving-Kindness Practice to Anchor in Compassion

Practice unconditional friendliness through Anchor in Compassion & learn to be more kind to yourself and to all beings.

Enrique CollazoAuthor at Mindful.org

Enrique is a meditation teacher and educator. He currently works as an instructor for Challenge Day. He is on the Guiding Teacher Counsel and Equity and Interdependence Committee for Inward Bound Mindfulness Education. Enrique is a frequent cofacilitator for teens at Spirit Rock and a committed advocate for bringing meditative interventions into jails and addiction treatment facilities.

Marisela GomezAuthor at Mindful.org

Dr. Marisela Gomez, MD, PhD, is a community activist, author, public health professional, and physician. She received a BS and MS from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, a PhD, MD, and MPh from The Johns Hopkins University. Of Afro-Latina ancestry, she has spent more than 20 years in Baltimore involved in social justice activism and community building/health research and practice. She is the author of Race, Class, Power, and Organizing in East Baltimore. A mindfulness practitioner in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh she facilitates mindfulness retreats for activists and people of color.

How connecting with yourself also helps you connect with othersMindful

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How to Activate Your Inner ResourcesMindful

Here are two guided exercises that explore the questions "What are inner resources and what is mindful living?" through the lens of practice.

A Journaling Practice to Help You Let Go of Limiting HabitsMindful

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The Key to Lasting Change? Get CreativeMindful

Not the markers and paper kind of creativity—but that doesn't hurt either. When we visualize how one shift, like a new job or promotion, actually reverberates through all areas of our lives, it sparks the real change agents: passion and intention.

Dan OlmstedAuthor at Mindful.org

Dan Olmsted lives in Falls Church, Virginia, and is a longtime journalist. He edits the Website AgeOfAutism.com and co-wrote a book of that title.

3 Ways to Get Back Into Meditation

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Are Your Habits Making You Stressed?Mindful

Put an end to multitasking & learn how every day habits can make you stressed in this essential BigThink video.

It’s Comin’ Around AgainMindful

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Christine Carter, Ph.D., is a sociologist, happiness expert, and a Senior Fellow at the Greater Good Science Center. She is the author of The Sweet Spot: How to Find Your Groove at Home and Work and Raising Happiness.

The Importance of a BreakdownMindful

A breakdown can be inconvenient, but it comes with an important message. In this video from School of Life, philosopher Alain de Botton explains how breakdowns provide you with an opportunity to listen to what your body and mind really need.

Trapped in the Box We Call PainMindful

Without it, we wouldn’t know we’re alive and we couldn’t tell if we’ve been hurt. But too much of it can become an all-consuming drain on our attention. 

How to Find Your Power—and Avoid Abusing ItMindful

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