Mindfulness is more than just a practice — it’s a way of living with presence, compassion, and clarity. Whether you’re just beginning your journey or looking to deepen your skills as a practitioner or teacher, there are always new ways to learn, connect, and grow.
In this post, I’m sharing some meaningful updates, resources, and insights to support you on your path — from our thriving Connect Community to our ever-growing Mindfulness Masterclasses library.
What’s New in the Connect Community
Our free online mindfulness community continues to grow in heartfelt and inspiring ways. Over the past month, members have shared stories of resilience, transformation, and self-compassion.
These conversations highlight the healing power of presence — whether it’s finding peace in everyday routines or navigating life’s inevitable challenges.
If you haven’t joined yet, Connect is a welcoming space to:
- Share your mindfulness experiences
- Engage with thoughtful prompts and guided reflections
- Be inspired by like-minded practitioners from around the world
Masterclasses & Workshop Recordings
Our Mindfulness Masterclasses library continues to expand. It now includes recordings from past Connect events as well as workshops from the Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program.
Inside the library, you’ll find teachings and resources on:
- Teaching mindfulness with authenticity
- Working skillfully with emotions
- Guiding meditations for groups and individuals
- Building a meaningful mindfulness-based career
Whether you want to deepen your personal practice or refine your professional teaching skills, these sessions are a rich resource for ongoing learning.
4 Powerful Truths About the Mind
In a recent short video, I was reminded of some profound psychological truths that shift the way we see ourselves and our inner experience.
Here are four takeaways:
- Our brains lie to us constantly. The mind tells stories shaped by old wounds, biases, and emotions — but those stories aren’t always reality.
- What we avoid controls us. Avoidance feels like short-term relief, but in the long run it strengthens fear, procrastination, and shame.
- We are not who we think we are. Our identity is fluid, shaped by what we repeatedly do — not by static self-concepts.
- We’re wired for emotion, but built to regulate it. True well-being comes from being able to name, hold, and use emotions consciously instead of being hijacked by them.
Mindfulness helps us see through mental illusions, face discomfort with courage, and choose our actions intentionally.
A Closing Reflection
Wherever you are on your mindfulness journey, quietly practicing at home, engaging in group reflections, or training to teach, know that you are part of something bigger: a shared intention to live with compassion, clarity, and presence.
May these resources serve as inspiration and support for your ongoing path.
