Mini Mindfulness Break for December 17, 2020

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What is most important is not to allow your anxiety about what happens in the world to fill your heart. … If we practice mindful breathing, mindful walking, mindful sitting, and working in mindfulness, we try our best to help, and we can have peace in our heart.

– Thich Nhat Hanh

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Healing Cancer with Your Mind

Healing Cancer with Your Mind

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–Jerome

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Mini Mindfulness Break for December 14, 2020

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Buddhism is not a fixed body of dogma (like perhaps some other
religions). It has always been transformed by its interactions with
those cultures into which it has moved; at the same time, those
cultures have been transformed by their interaction with Buddhism. So
the style of the teaching reflects Buddhism’s creative capacity to
interact with a culture in a way that makes it available to that
culture, but at the same time it remains true to its own principles
and its own pattern. Stephen Batchelor

The art of dharma practice requires commitment, technical
accomplishment, and imagination. As with all arts, we will fail to
realize its full potential if any of these three are lacking. The raw
material of dharma practice is ourself and our world, which are to be
understood and transformed according to the vision and values of the
dharma itself. This is not a process of self- or world- transcendence,
but one of self- and world- creation. The denial of “self” challenges
only the notion of a static self independent of body and mind–not the
ordinary sense of ourself as a person distinct from everyone else. The
notion of a static self is the primary obstruction to the realization
of our unique potential as an individual being. By dissolving this
fiction through a centered vision of the transiency, ambiguity, and
contingency of experience, we are freed to create ourself anew.

– Stephen Batchelor, Buddhism Without Beliefs

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Cosmology and Buddhist…

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Mini Mindfulness Break for December 12, 2020

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The Best Things Are Free

Life, it turns out, is unsatisfactory, as long as we allow our hopes and fears to be the authors of our expectations… Thankfully there’s a practice that helps us recognize the source of this disappointment and opens us to this richness. And it’s free.

– Alex Tzelnic, “Coming to Terms with the First Noble Truth (and My Shopping Addiction)”

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Stress Relief Guilded Meditation

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Mini Mindfulness Break for December 11, 2020

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Where Meditation Begins

What it all comes down to is that even if you practice meditation to become a paragon of love and wisdom, all it can do is put you face-to-face with who you are and with what is, which is where all meditation begins.

– Stephen Schettini, “What to Expect When You’re Reflecting”

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Enneagram Instrument

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Mini Mindfulness Break for December 03, 2020

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“Every one of us already has the seed of mindfulness. The practice is to cultivate it.”

– Thich Nhat Hanh

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Reduce Symptoms Guided Meditation

Reduce Symptoms Guided Meditation

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Mini Mindfulness Break for December 02, 2020

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We just keep choosing to practice awareness and expanded awareness is our reward. The more we see and realize, the more expansive our lives are. We learn “how we cause ourselves to suffer” (being in relationship with egocentric karmic conditioning/self-hate), and we learn to disidentify from that relationship and come back to the peace, joy, and clarity of thisherenow.

– Cheri Huber

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Mindfulness Breaks

Mindfulness Breaks

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Mini Mindfulness Break for November 28, 2020

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Practice attending to attention! If we “try” to repeat an experience that was the result of presence, we’re trying rather than being present and the result is “failure and frustration.”

– Cheri Huber

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Know Your Type! Awaken Your Potential!

Know Your Type! Awaken Your Potential!

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Mini Mindfulness Break for November 26, 2020

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Your Spiritual Practice Influences the Social World

As our dharma practice deepens, it begins to inform and influence everything we do, including how we engage with the important moral and social issues of our times.

– Ven. Santusikka Bhikkhuni, “Dharma in Action”

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Mini Mindfulness Break for November 25, 2020

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Just Sitting

Just sitting means just that. That ‘just’ endlessly goes against the grain of our need to fix, transform, and improve ourselves. The paradox of our practice is that the most effective way of transformation is to leave ourselves alone. The more we let everything be just what it is, the more we relax into an open, attentive awareness of one moment after another.

– Barry Magid, “Leave Yourself Alone”

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Stop Cancer In Its Tracks: How to Embrace Mindfulness in Healing

Stop Cancer In Its Tracks: How to Embrace Mindfulness in Healing

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Mini Mindfulness Break for November 25, 2020

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Dear *[FNAME]*:
Just Sitting

Just sitting means just that. That ‘just’ endlessly goes against the grain of our need to fix, transform, and improve ourselves. The paradox of our practice is that the most effective way of transformation is to leave ourselves alone. The more we let everything be just what it is, the more we relax into an open, attentive awareness of one moment after another.

– Barry Magid, “Leave Yourself Alone”

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Healing Cancer with Your Mind

Healing Cancer with Your Mind

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Jerome Freedman, PhD
–Jerome
 

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