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To begin Mindfulness Exercise on Transforming Anger, this worksheet will be useful to increase awareness and give ideas to bring about transformation.
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To begin Mindfulness Exercise on Transforming Anger, this worksheet will be useful to increase awareness and give ideas to bring about transformation.
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In this Street LovingKindness video series, Sharon Salzberg takes us on a guided mindfulness meditation, integrated into daily life, while blowing bubbles.
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Spoken affirmations with binaural tones, intended to support healthy self-esteem and self-confidence. Best listened to on headphones.
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This guided meditation for kids is a playful visualization to help your child focus and relax each body part by imagining a butterfly floating in his mind.
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A positive self-talk is a powerful tool for increasing willpower and self-control. Improve your inner strength by paying attention to your inner voice.
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Small Boat, Great Mountain: Theravadan Reflections on the Natural Great Perfection is a free ebook by Amaro Bhikkhu (Ajahn Amaro), published by Abhayagiri Monastic Foundation.
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Intuitive Awareness is a free ebook of talks given mostly in 2001 by Ajahn Sumedho, published by Amaravati Publications.
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A mindfulness worksheet for reflecting on living with personal integrity: what was most important to you, how you acted on it, and the same two questions about the people you spoke with.
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Aligning with your mission. The worksheet will be helpful to reflect on how you are relating to your experiences today to align your purpose and goals.
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In the Art of Generous Learning, realize that teaching others is a generous act, but being willing to learn from others can be generous as well.
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Eckhart Tolle says it’s normal to cry and talks about some of the things that make him cry. He also discusses joyful crying and what he calls dysfunctional crying.
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Jon Kabat-Zinn explains why compassion and mindfulness go hand in hand, in a talk hosted by UC Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center.
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Jason Silva on how tools such as cameras extend what we can perceive beyond our senses, and how mindful attention can sharpen the senses we already have.
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Finding fulfilling work can be an incredibly challenging task. In this video, you’ll learn how to find fulfilling work that’s right for you.
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A reflective worksheet for looking at pain, and the story you tell about it, from a different angle. It complements, and does not replace, care from a health professional.
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When we realize that our basic needs are satisfied, it is much easier for contentment to arise. Actually, what we have is enough.
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Burnout can take a toll on us. Here are 4 big ideas to avoid burnout: get more sleep; say no; schedule times for email; ask for help.
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A guided visualization with spoken word and music, intended to accompany rest during recovery from surgery, illness or pain. It complements, and does not replace, medical care.
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Taking in the Good is a practice created by psychologist Rick Hanson. This worksheet guides you to notice a good moment, stay with it for several seconds and let it register.
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A spoken guided sleep meditation for relaxation, with music and rain sounds, plus eight bedtime habits that may help you wind down.
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Loving-Kindness Meditation – Mindfulness Worksheet: a free mindfulness worksheet to download as a PDF and work through at your own pace.
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What is body scan meditation, and how can you practice it? One of the foundational mindfulness practices, explained with a simple way to begin.
Read articleA short worksheet for recording the insights that arise in your practice: what prompted them, how you shared them, and what you will do next.
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Replacing Judgment with Curiosity: a free mindfulness worksheet to download as a PDF and work through at your own pace.
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Mothers often say their number one challenge is feeling overwhelmed. A reflection on making peace with the busyness of parenting, opening with a line from Brené Brown.
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This Guided Meditation for anxiety and detachment from over-thinking will help you be relaxed and concentrated through the day.
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James Baraz shares a story about the Buddha and the 5 supports for practice he gave to a monk whose mind is not completely settled to deepen the practice.
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A short reflection on schizophrenia, depression and overthinking, with a quote from Ernest Becker and a note on meditation for anxiety.
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How do we deal with anger, resistance and pessimism? Eckhart Tolle says the key is to catch what he calls the painbody at an early stage.
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A reflection on love and pain, a passage from Roland Barthes, and a link to 8 mindfulness exercises for love and compassion.
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Daniel Goleman, author of “Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence,” explains how attention and cognitive control contributes to success in life.
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Law of attraction positive affirmations for success and abundance by Jason Stephenson, with gamma isochronic tones. A belief, not an established finding.
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Make good decisions and take decisive action by following these 3 steps: make decisions sooner than later; set criteria; do intelligent research.
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Brendon Burchard on telling intuition from fear, and the four planes on which he says intuition operates.
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The School of Life takes on the question of the meaning of life in this video, pointing to communication, understanding and being of service to others.
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A healing deep sleep meditation by Jason Stephenson. Come inside the log cabin with the log fire, enjoy the moments as fire crackles and the rain pours.
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Follow this guided mindfulness meditation to help quiet the mind and loosen the hold of over-thinking patterns.
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“Nothingness is the ultimate reality” is the idea explored in this Alan Watts video, alongside a line credited to Kalu Rinpoche.
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A Wisdom 2.0 2015 session on how meditation and mindfulness may help athletes live in the present, play in the zone, stay mentally strong and reach peak performance.
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The Integral Life Practice kit, created by Ken Wilber and Integral Life, offers accessible, applied practices for gaining more perspective on your life.
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Let this profanity-laced F*ck honest meditation help you find inner peace. Breathe in strength, breathe out bulls*it, and feel your body saying “f*ck that!”
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What does it mean to live with tenderness? We need tenderness to meet our vulnerability as human beings – that is, our human-ness.
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A mindfulness worksheet and journal for noticing when stress, rather than hunger, is driving the urge to eat, and for trying mindful eating as an alternative response.
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Bring meditation into your daily life with walking meditation, a common practice in Vipassana and Zen Buddhism.
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Trataka, or eye gazing, is a concentration practice from the yogic tradition: rest your gaze on one object and bring it back whenever it wanders. Go gently and stop if your eyes feel strained.
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Feeling stuck, cold, alienated, loveless, or alone? Open up yourself to love and connection with others by practicing this mindfulness exercise on Tonglen.
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A simple open-awareness practice: rest your gaze on the sky, let thoughts pass like clouds, and return to the breath whenever you like.
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Rude Awakenings is Part 1 of the eBook Where Are You Going- A Pilgrimage on Foot to the Buddhist Holy Places by Ajahn Sucitto and Dr. Nick Scott.
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Chakra music with binaural beats for third-eye meditation. The claims come from chakra tradition rather than clinical research; listen for focus and quiet.
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Self-inquiry is a meditation technique that turns attention toward the feeling of being me. Who are you? What is your deepest, most intimate experience of being you?
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A visualization inspired by James Baraz’s Awakening Joy: imagine how someone who loves you sees you, and note the qualities they notice.
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Ten bedtime guided meditations for children age 5 and up, created by Michelle to help children release the day and settle into sleep.
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Are you self-talking in the head? In this video, Eckhart Tolle says the key to stopping self-talk in the head is to have a glimpse of awareness.
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Posture meditation is a body-based practice for coming back to an upright, relaxed alignment. Many people find it grounding. If you have a spinal injury or severe back pain, let your spine rest in a pain-free position.
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The Mountain Meditation is designed to cultivate stillness and calm and to connect with our inner strength and stability in the face of challenges.
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Are you holding on to something that you didn’t want which gives you stress? Listen to Pascal Auclair as he talks about how letting go happens.
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Mantra Meditation. Do you feel like you think too much, or that your thoughts are driving you crazy? Mantra meditation may be one way to help.
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Lovingkindness is a meditation technique that will enhance your feelings of unconditional love towards other people. It will also help you to love yourself.
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Lectio divina (“holy reading”) is a Christian contemplative practice of reading scripture slowly, reflecting, praying, and resting in silence. Free printable worksheet.
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Having an inner smile means we’re greeting our experience with more kindness and openness. Here are ways to maintain an inner smile in everyday life.
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This Free Script for Grounding Meditation will help you to be in touch with your sensory experience at the present moment.
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The equanimity meditation helps us to examine feelings towards people, and correct them when there’s a mistake. This leads to a more balanced viewpoint.
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Dealing with uncomfortable emotional states can be challenging. This emotional awareness meditation will help you increase mindfulness, resilience and calm.
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Mark Coleman talks about the essence of letting go of what is gone, of what may come. This audio helps you to let go of what is happening now.
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Full Body Awareness Meditation: a free mindfulness worksheet to download as a PDF and work through at your own pace.
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With free online worksheet, visualize your awareness dropping deep within the Earth with this Earth Descent Meditation by Buddhist teacher Reginald Ray.
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The Do Nothing meditation is a way of experiencing “contentless awareness,” which has analogues in many traditions. Try it with our free worksheet.
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This mindfulness worksheet invites you to notice where your actions and your authentic self have drifted apart, with four reflection questions to write about.
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Standing up for yourself. In what ways did you push back in relationships, conversations, meetings? How did you feel? Discover now.
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Body meditation is a practice of resting attention on whichever physical sensation is most noticeable, then following it as it shifts. Includes a free worksheet.
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A basic relaxation meditation that invites physical and mental relaxation, one area of the body at a time. It may help ease the effects of stress on the body and mind.
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Frank Ostaseski, founder of the Metta Institute, talks about forgiveness in this video and why he sees all forgiveness as ultimately self-forgiveness.
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Understanding our relationship to our thoughts is important. This free mindfulness exercise on awareness of thoughts will help you examine your thoughts.
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Great Patient One is Part 2 of Where Are You Going- A Pilgrimage on Foot to the Buddhist Holy Places by Ajahn Sucitto and Dr. Nick Scott.
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A free worksheet for a guided visualization in which you imagine meeting an angel in a quiet temple on a hill. Some people find it calming and comforting.
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A free writing exercise for self-compassion: you write yourself a letter of care from the point of view of someone who loves you, or from your own wise elder.
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Prince Ea’s video “Dear Future Generations: Sorry” is an apology letter to future generations about climate change and the planet we are leaving them.
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A free worksheet for exploring a nightmare image with curiosity, adapted from Stephen Aizenstat’s DreamTending. It complements, and does not replace, professional care.
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A collection of 20 reminders and techniques for working with anger and ill will, with the aim of turning it toward goodwill. Free printable worksheet.
Read articleTracking of your moods in a log can help you reflect on the factors and situations that affect your emotions. Do this a few times a day.
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Time management can help you assess how well you are managing your time. It also offers suggestions to improve your time management skills.
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Three Good Things exercise helps you get acquainted with the way your mind works and learn to start tweaking its patterns.
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“Tunnel-busting” is the practice of shaking up one’s “reality tunnel,” another name for the set of viewpoints and conceptions we all hold deeply.
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Do you sometimes feel that you’re your own worst critic? In this guided meditation, Mark Coleman helps us understand how to stop the cycle of judgment.
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A walking meditation with open awareness: noticing your movement, your breath, and the world around you, then resting your attention on something pleasing. Free printable worksheet.
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Do you find yourself overthinking things? This guided meditation for anxiety and stress will help alleviate your tendency towards overthinking.
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Use the free shadow exercise worksheet to help open up the hidden depths of your creative self. It can also be used to begin the journey of self-discovery.
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Self-hypnosis is a guided relaxation and visualization technique. This free worksheet walks through one routine and its history, and it complements, rather than replaces, professional care.
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Tea Meditation Returning Home is a meditation music video showcasing Temple of the Flowering Thunderbolt at OneDoorLand and solo morning tea meditation.
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A values-affirmation worksheet: spend time with your core values, write about one of them, and express it in daily life. Includes the research behind the idea, with a note on its limits.
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A free worksheet and mindfulness exercise for treating your own needs with the same care you give to others, using compassion and loving-kindness.
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Seeing the goodness in someone can improve your interactions and relationship with that person, and also bring out the best in him or her. Namaste!
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A free worksheet for a visualization in which you imagine a circle of supportive people around you while you stay with pain. It complements, and does not replace, medical care.
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Four short music practices (singing, playing, and mindful listening) with space to note how you feel before and after each. A comfort to try alongside, not instead of, professional care.
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A free loving-kindness worksheet with forgiveness, self-love and compassion affirmations. It begins with kindness toward yourself, then extends it to others.
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Being positive in your life with mindfulness exercises can help you to increase the ability to distinguish between positive or negative impact in life.
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A free reflection worksheet for navigating changes in a marriage or partnership, with mindful relating practices and relationship habits.
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A five-question worksheet for reflecting on your values, key people, defining events, the problems you care about, and the times you felt most at home.
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A free gratitude worksheet with five short steps for noticing what there is to be grateful for, from the people around you to what life provides without asking.
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A worksheet that pairs a short reading on the seasons, trees, seeds, and weather with five reflection questions about what the natural world can teach us.
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