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Cómo Empezar el 2022 Emocional y Espiritualmente Fuertes

January 1, 2022 Leave a Comment

Comenzamos un nuevo año, y con él tenemos la oportunidad de comenzar un nuevo capítulo en nuestras vidas.

Nos hacemos promesas con respecto a lo que queremos lograr, pero pronto nos olvidamos de ellas.
¿Por qué es tan difícil cumplir con nuestras metas de Año Nuevo a pesar de nuestras mejores intenciones? Desde una perspectiva terapéutica, para que una resolución funcione es fundamental incorporar al proceso la autoconciencia y la autorreflexión honesta.
Podemos diseñar un cambio real y permanente si nos tomamos un tiempo para mirar hacia atrás, […]

Filed Under: Mindfulness, Miscellaneous, Pausing, Self-reflection, Setting an Intention, The Power of Thoughts

Four Mindful Steps to Working with Your Challenging Emotions

July 5, 2021 1 Comment

The RAIN Practice

Many of us are striving to lead a healthy lifestyle making sure to avoid processed foods, eating veggies and fruit, and incorporating some vitamins, supplements and exercise in our daily routine.
However, in spite of all that care, many people still do not feel at the top of their wellbeing scale.
On the other hand, many other people are not careful with their diets, do not exercise and yet they experience joy and enjoy perfect health. […]

Filed Under: Acceptance, Challenges, inner compass, wisdom, Mindfulness, Pausing Tagged With: being present, mindfulness, pausing, RAIN

How to Practice Mindfulness Over a Cup of Coffee

November 1, 2017 2 Comments

Also in Spanish
Mindfulness is a way of being in the world. It is stepping out of our business, our autopilot tendencies, our propensity to worry about what is coming next or what has already happened, and bring deliberate awareness to the present moment.
It is a way of relating to our experience with curiosity, attention and non-judgment.
Life offers so many opportunities in our daily routine to develop our mindfulness practice! Here is one great way to start to meditate if you just have a few minutes: I invite you to consider bringing mindfulness to your next cup of coffee. […]

Filed Under: Busy Mind, Meditation, Mindfulness, Pausing, Presence, Resistance Tagged With: Meditating over a cup of coffee, mindfulness, pausing

A Simple Way to Break a Bad Habit

August 1, 2017 Leave a Comment

Psychiatrist and addiction expert Judson Brewer shares groundbreaking research on the mechanism of mindfulness techniques that effectively help quell cravings of all kinds. […]

Filed Under: Acceptance, Challenges, Mindfulness, Pausing Tagged With: Breaking a bad habit, challenges, mindfulness, pausing

3 Simple Steps to Meditation

July 15, 2017 2 Comments

Are you new to meditation? No worries. This is a short 3-minute introductory video that describes mindfulness very briefly, shows the benefits of a sitting mindfulness practice, and gives you three simple steps to follow when you meditate. […]

Filed Under: Meditation, Mindfulness, Pausing Tagged With: meditation, mindfulness, steps to meditation

Overwhelmed? Simple Steps to Come Back to Balance

July 10, 2017 Leave a Comment

When we feel overwhelmed the first thing we need to do is to give ourselves the gift of a pause.  Listen to the soft, calming voice of Amandla Stenberg, the American actress best known for her portrayal of Rue in The Hunger Games, showing you exactly what you can do to regain a sense of balance and come back to your true self. Here is the 2 + minute video.
 
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Filed Under: Busy Mind, Challenges, Mindfulness, Pausing Tagged With: calming back to balance, mindfulness, pausing

Taming the Tyranny of the Busy Mind

May 1, 2017 Leave a Comment

This morning, like most mornings, it didn’t take long after I awoke for the to-do list to set up shop in my mind. I got going with some left-over cleaning from last night, some list-making for the day, getting that invoice sitting on the kitchen table into an envelope (not because it was so urgent, but because it was sitting right there on the kitchen table…). The momentum of Doing began to carry me into the day. […]

Filed Under: Busy Mind, Meditation, Mindfulness, Pausing

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