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meditation practice

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Mindfulness · July 24, 2020

Suan Mokkh - My yearly meditation retreat

Suan Mokkh is one of the most famous meditation retreats in Thailand. I visited this place for the first time back in 2018. Immediately I knew that this would be the place I would want to go back often. I was there last…

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Mindfulness · June 26, 2020

Emotional health in lockdown

Lockdown days are gone, for now, which is good for our emotional health. We all hope they will not be back. As hard as for some those days were, it was also an opportunity to learn. Mostly, to learn about yourself,…

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Mindfulness · February 15, 2020

My first mindfulness meditation retreat

My first mindfulness meditation retreat was a life-changing event for me. Some years ago, I was just started to learn about mindfulness meditation. I was visiting one monthly group practice, and I was reading books. At…

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Mindfulness · November 7, 2019

Guided mindfulness meditation for beginners

It is not easy to have an empty mind. This is true not only for beginners, but also for everyone who has really tried to achieve this goal. Guided mindfulness meditation for beginners, books, or friends that are already practicing meditation are the things that might help. It is usual to start with focusing on your breath and then gain focus. Read more...

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Mindfulness · August 27, 2019

Living in the present

Living in the present means that you learn from your past, plan your future, without regrets & big expectations. Life is here & now. Enjoy Read more...

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Mindfulness · March 29, 2019

How to wake up your mind and shape the path to mindfulness, part 2

When we hear the word "research" or "examination", we immediately have an association of strictly cerebral activity, as with scientific work. But in the sphere of meditation, research does not mean discovering the right answer, as when solving mathematical tasks, and at the end of the book we have solutions. In fact, we are exploring the nature of reality and what is important is that we are curious and interested in what the truth is about this reality. And we find it not through thinking, cognition, but through direct experience, which is deeper than that cognition process. Read more...

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