Mark Bertin: A Guided Walking Meditation to Meet Uncertainty with Compassion
Our guest this week is also September’s Teacher of the Month, Dr. Mark Bertin. He offers a unique practice that uses sensory awareness and g...
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Our guest this week is also September’s Teacher of the Month, Dr. Mark Bertin. He offers a unique practice that uses sensory awareness and g...
Our guest this week is Janice Martellucci, Executive Director of Peace in Schools. As millions of students get ready to head back to school...
Our guest this week is Jeneé Johnson. She brings us a meditation based on what she calls “staying on the spot.” This meditation is designed...
It is natural as finite human beings to want to feel certain. To our brains, certainty equals safety. It’s normal to wish we could control t...
Stress and tension can easily build up in our bodies during busy days or weeks, and often we don’t even realize how much that is affecting o...
When we’re facing disappointment or challenge, it’s easy to default to negative narratives about who we are inherently: I’m a failure. What’...
By definition, to feel vulnerable is to feel exposed and undefended. It’s natural, in moments of emotional risk or tenderness, to feel the u...
This week, Ed Halliwell guides us through a practice to be with the inevitable moment-to-moment uncertainty of life. We can’t control what’s...
There are times when we’re so busy thinking, planning, worrying, stressing that it’s really hard to focus on the breath or the body, or what...
Beyond just feeling good, laughter releases , and also works on our heart, our lungs, our muscles, our thoughts, our behaviors. In short: la...
Joy aids us in waking up to our lives, and savoring is a practice that allows us to slow down, immerse ourselves in experience, and deeply a...
When we talk about attention, we often use active and extractive verbs: pay, give, court, leverage. In mindfulness, attention isn’t a commod...
One of the core principles of mindfulness practice that can be a challenge for people is the notion that it actually makes more sense to acc...
Our bodies come in all varieties, and we all have different interests, skills, and abilities. As today's teacher Cara Bradley observes, move...
This week, Mindful founding editor Barry Boyce reminds us of the basic why behind mindfulness meditation: We get off-kilter at various times...
Learning to live with pain and illness is challenging, arduous work. Often, people can go for months or even years without sufficient answer...
We often think of mindfulness and meditation as sustained states—when in reality, it’s just a collection of micro-moments of stopping, breat...
You can find the extended 20-minute version of this meditation . Want to explore how micro-practices can help shift your patterns in your re...
In our concern for our children, sometimes we respond from a place of fear and worry. From time to time, we can even lose touch with the lov...
Our bodies are so overworked and often ignored. This guided awareness practice offers space to feel a sense of gratitude for our body, in al...