Mindfulness teachers and programs often point to what Jon Kabat-Zinn called the Nine Attitudes of Mindfulness: qualities like non-judging, patience, beginner’s mind, trust, non-striving, acceptance, letting go, gratitude, and generosity.
While incredibly useful, these attitudes were never meant
Research suggests that when we turn towards pain and discomfort, we can experience less of it. Plus, Ed Halliwell offers a guided meditation for being mindful when things get tough.
Research into mindfulness has shown the benefits of staying present,
In this week’s practice, meditation teacher Kimberly Brown offers a gentle loving-kindness meditation to allow difficulty and offer love.
Tonglen, sometimes called loving-kindness meditation, is a Tibetan practice of giving and receiving.
In Tonglen, we open ourselves to our
Exploring difficult emotions and experiences may be the key to loosening their hold over us. Gentle awareness of our inner world allows us to transform shame in this practice from Patricia Rockman, MD.
Becoming familiar with a difficult emotion means
This short walking meditation from Jon Kabat-Zinn encourages you to embracing mindful awareness with every footfall.
Walking meditation is not about getting somewhere on foot. Instead, you are being with each step, fully here, where you actually are. You are
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The My Mindful Journey: Tell Us Your
Explore this guided practice to calm your mind, notice sensations in the body, and bring awareness to the present moment.
We’re practicing mindfulness each time that we bring attention to a body part and are aware that we are doing
In this week’s guided meditation, mindfulness teacher and designer Toby Sola shows us how we can use what distracts us to strengthen and sharpen our attention.
It might seem counter-intuitive, but intentionally tuning in to what’s distracting you can actually
Mindfulness teacher and author Kimberly Brown offers a relaxing practice for whenever you need a break. Take this moment to pause and reconnect with yourself.
Sometimes, when we need a break, the best gift we can give ourselves is just
