We can utilize mindful movement to both lift a low energy state, or dial back a high, restless energy state.
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Make Walking Your Meditation
Once we have learned walking meditation, all our moving about becomes meditation.
Dissolving Chronic Stress with Mindful Movements
Mindful movements such as yoga or qi-gong can be especially helpful at connecting the physical sensations with thoughts and emotions to build a compassionate and secure connection to the self.
Searching for Gratitude vs Resentments
Searching for gratitude activates our brain’s reward system when we are depressed. Instead of using drugs, why not search for something to be grateful for?
7 Tips to Maintain a Regular Meditation Practice
Are You Struggling to Maintain a Regular Meditation Practice? Do you start and then stop? And let me guess, do you beat yourself up because you know you “should”? Here are 7 helpful tips I have learned to keeping it going: 1. Meditate first thing in the morning if...
Explore How to Be in the Body
Noticing the Experience Contemporary neuroscience research reveals that our sense of wholeness in anchored in the body. As self-awareness increases, the ability to perceive physical sensations and connect them to emotions in the body increases. The capacity to notice...
Why Yoga Is For Absolutely Everyone
Yoga may seem to be only for the fit and flexible. But absolutely everyone can do various forms of yoga. The benefits are rich: a strong body, a peaceful mind, and a light spirit.
Why Mindfulness for Addiction Recovery?
Mindfulness is a powerful tool for the recovering addict. Mindfulness creates a pause between urge and action that leaves room for choosing wisely.
A 5-Minute Meditation for When We Are on the Run
Don’t have time to meditate? Are you too busy? No problem. You can practice mini-mindfulness: a quick technique to inject some calm into your day.
This is Why Meditation Helps Your Addiction Recovery
From Addict to Person in Recovery Addiction typically involves automatic behavior used to escape difficult unwanted feelings. Mindfulness involves a conscious investigation of difficult feelings, with a curious attitude. People who struggle with addiction to drugs or...
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