by Emma Farrarons
appears in Meditation, Art, and Nonfiction.
Working with your hands is one of the best ways to soothe anxiety and eliminate stress. This stunning, pocketsized colouring book offers a practical exercise in mindfulness that draws on your creativity and hones your focus.Beautifully illustrated, The Mindfulness Colouring Book is filled with templates for exquisite scenes and intricate, sophisti...
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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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