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How Buddhist meditation kept the Thai boys calm in the cave
When the 12 Thai boys who were trapped in a cave and were rescued one by one were first discovered by British divers a week ago, they were reportedly meditating. “Look at how calm they were sitting there waiting. No one was crying or anything. It was astonishing,” the mother of one of the boys told the AP, referring to a widely shared video of the moment the boys were found.
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Instead of detention, these students get meditation
Into a room of pillows and lavender, an elementary school student walks, enraged. He's just been made fun of by another student, an altercation that turned to pushing and name-calling. But rather than detention or the principal's office, his teacher sent him here, to Robert W. Coleman Elementary School's meditation room.
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Get Rid of Bad Karma
Bad Karma is when your life choices have made you into miserable person, a person that you don't enjoy being. But you can change your state of mind...
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Scientists Think They've Pinpointed the Group of Brain Cells That Respond to Meditation
For centuries, people have slowed their breathing to calm their minds. For some of us, this takes the form of meditation or yoga; for others, it's 10 deep breaths before a panic attack sets in.
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How Mindfulness Helps You Cultivate a Teflon Mind - Mindful
Sometimes negative thoughts and feelings need to roll off of us.
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‘Meditating mice’ reveal secrets of mindfulness training
Can a mouse be mindful? Researchers believe they have created the world’s first mouse model of meditation by using light to trigger brain activity similar to what meditation induces. The mice involved appeared less anxious, too. Human experiments show that meditation reduces anxiety, lowers levels of stress hormones and improves attention and cognition. In one study of the effects of two to four weeks of meditation training, Michael Posner of the University of Oregon and colleagues discovered changes in the white matter in volunteers’ brains, related to the efficiency of communication between different brain regions. The changes, picked up i
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Rhythm of breathing affects memory, fear
Breathing is not just for oxygen; it’s also linked to brain function, behavior.
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Indifference is a power
As legions of warriors and prisoners can attest, Stoicism is not grim resolve but a way to wrest happiness from adversity. By Lary Wallace.
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The open mind
The most vivid part of the mind bubbles up through sensation and new experience when unencumbered by analytical thought. By Daniel J. Siegel.
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My Doubts about Deepak Chopra and the Monetization of Meditation
Has the holistic-health mogul overstated the health benefits of meditation and other spiritual practices?
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How Yoga Turns You Superhuman or Just Less Freaked Out About Life
It trains the body, mind, and everything in between.
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Things You Need to Simplify to Enjoy Your Life More
Want to live a less stressful, more enjoyable life? Simplify. This may help you declutter your space and your mind so you can do just that.
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Scientist vs Mystic | A Conversation about Cosmos, Brain and Reality | David Eagleman and Sadguru
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Andrew Sullivan: My Distraction Sickness - and Yours
An endless bombardment of news and gossip and images has rendered us manic information addicts. It broke me. It might break you, too.
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Mindfulness goes to school
Our kids are back to the routine of school. The energy is high as we walk through the hallways, with lots of chatter and sharing events from the prior day. But high energy doesn't always translate well to listening and focusing on tasks at hand in the classroom. Some schools around the country are turning...
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The One Purpose We All Share in Life
Do you ever feel pressure to "find your purpose"? You don't need to stress. There's one purpose we all share, and it's easily accessible.
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How to Meditate: An Animated Guide
A simple, assuring invitation into releasing the resistance to one of the most life-expanding practices possible.
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The Hidden Price of Mindfulness Inc.
As the practice of mindfulness is packaged and peddled, it’s hard not to wonder if something essential is being lost. By David Gelles.
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Why do people use flotation tanks?
Flotation tanks have been a part of new-age lifestyles for decades, but in the last five years the number of people using them has soared. By Tom Ireland.
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Brain study reveals mindfulness could help prevent obesity in children | Wildmind Buddhist Meditation
2016: A Year of Waking Up!EurekAlert: Mindfulness, described as paying attention on purpose and being in the present moment with acceptance, could be an
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