A Creative Mindfulness Guide and Journal
by The Mindfulness Project
appears in Meditation, Personal Development, and Nonfiction.
Mindfulness is the simple and powerful practice of training your attention. It's simple in that it's just about paying attention to what's happening here and now, and powerful because it can keep you from getting lost in thoughts about the future or past, which often generate more stress on top of the real pressures of everyday life.While learning ...
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Consider Get Some Headspace by Andy Puddicombe. Recommended by 1 sources.
“Get Some Headspace offers a brisk, conversational primer on mindfulness with short, practical practices designed to slot into a busy day. Andy Puddicombe writes like an encouraging instructor rather than an academic, so the tone stays plain and reassuring. What works best is accessibility: you can try ideas immediately without clearing your schedule. Its limitation is the limitation of brevity—complex aspects of meditation get light treatment, and readers wanting deeper philosophical detail or step-by-step long practices may feel shortchanged.”
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