by Ajahn Brahm
appears in Buddhism, Spirituality, and Personal Development.
Go beyond mindfulness practice kindfulness!Here Ajahn Brahm introduces a new kind of meditation: kindfulness. Kindfulness is the cause of relaxation. It brings ease to the body, to the mind, and to the world. Kindfulness allows healing to happen. So don't just be mindful, be kindful!With his trademark knack for telling engaging stories paired wit...
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appears in Buddhism, Spirituality, and Personal Development.
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Consider The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. Recommended by 36 sources.
“A slim, conversational guide that draws on Toltec spiritual tradition to propose four internal agreements for reducing suffering. The reading feels like listening to an encouraging elder: warm, repetitive, and full of anecdotes. Its value is in persistent reminders that most emotional pain comes from unchecked assumptions and taking things personally. The limitation is a lack of nuance and no practical exercises; it assumes you can reframe your mind through sheer intention. Without follow-up, the advice can feel like fortune-cookie wisdom.”
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