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Cultivating Mindfulness in Your Family Home

Cultivating Mindfulness

Amidst the chaos of raising a family, it can be difficult to find time to take a deep breath and appreciate the current moment. However, committing to even small moments of mindfulness can make your family home a calmer, more enjoyable space for everyone. Taking a timeout together can help your children talk more clearly […]

Mindfulness For Healthy Aging: Promoting Self-Compassion and Body Positivity

Self-Compassion

There’s no doubt about it: growing older isn’t for wimps. Your body changes. Your appearance changes. You often simply don’t have the strength, stamina, and physical functioning that you once took for granted. What that means, ultimately, is that, as you age, you may well develop a kind of love-hate relationship with your body. Your […]

Mindfulness Tips to Help with Body Positivity

Body Positivity

Mindfulness has become somewhat of a buzzword in recent years. It’s commonly used in the mental health sector, but because it’s so popular, it’s easy to disregard it as just another “fad” or technique that doesn’t work.  Nothing could be further from the truth.  In fact, mindfulness has incredible benefits. It can help with anxiety, […]

Open Your Third Eye With These 5 Steps

Third Eye

More and more people are following the path towards a spiritual awakening. Whether you’ve been receiving a series of signs or you’re pursuing this journey yourself, opening your third eye can feel like an essential key on the path to enlightenment. If you are ready to explore your inner self and discover an expanded state […]

Mindfulness and Meditation Practices That Can Help Alleviate Anxiety

mindfulness

There are some situations where everyone gets anxious. Taking tests, making big life-changing decisions, or having too much caffeine are pretty common triggers for most people. But when you start to experience extreme or extended anxiety, you’ll need to find some tools that will help you ground yourself, and bring you back to the present. […]