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Tag "meditation"
The Key to Wellness Can Be Found in Ancient Mythology
Coming to your breath to handle stress is not a new concept. In fact ancient stories depict many of the same practices we have available to us today when dealing with negative emotions.
6 WAYS TO ADD MINDFULNESS INTO YOUR DAILY ROUTINE
The holidays are the busiest time of the year and when you’re working, have kids, school run and other responsibilities you may find yourself neglecting to take care of yourself.
Meditation with Julie: Committing to your Purpose
Do you sometimes need a bit of help in being clear about your wishes and goals? This short meditation can be used as a daily commitment to remain focused on
A Dozen Ways Meditation Can Benefit You Right Now
Whatever the question, meditation is the answer!
Meditating at the Banteay Srei in Cambodia
For some of us, Yoga is a private communication of who we are and what we are. Meditation is an integral part of this communication. Up until now, I would
10 Ways to Celebrate National Meditation Month
May has been designated National Meditation Month. If you’ve been wanting to meditate or if you’ve had a desire to do more meditation, this is the month to start. Here
Mental Reboot! 4 Ways to Cultivate a Beginner’s Mind
The other night I told my son to go wash his hands for dinner as I do every evening. The next thing I knew he is saying “mom watch this!
11 Tips to Start with Mindfulness Meditation Practice
By learning to practice mindfulness meditation, and being more aware of the moment to moment happenings of life, we can be more present within our own life and less on the emotional and irrational responses prevalent today.
Are You a Terrible Meditator and Can You Fix the Problem?
Several years ago talk show host Michael Feldman of the NPR show “Whad’Ya Know ” was interviewing author and The New York Times columnist Patricia Marks. Marks said she paid
Unleash Your Inner Zen: 7 Ways to Begin a Meditation Practice
Decades of scientific, medical and social research reveals that meditation has quantitative, qualitative benefits to anyone who takes up the practice – everything from lowering blood pressure, combating stress, overcoming
