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Peace in the country is peace in the world

By Dr. Pramila Srivastava

Our country is not only rich in mineral and other natural resources; its human capital is also enviable. High literacy rates, health standards and favorable relations with othe

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Mindfulness is often viewed as either a touchy-feely fad or valuable management tool that can lift an entire workplace.

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A new comprehensive analysis of mindfulness research, co-directed by a management scientist at Case Western Reserve Universi

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What if a simple daily practice of clearing your mind a

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The Millennial Move from God

Why Millennials Are Less Religious Than Their Parents

By Payton Ramey, University of Central Florida


The phrase “spiritual but not religious” has gained so much popula

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5 Healing Benefits and a 10-Minute Practice

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In a world where there’s much to be taken seriously, it’s important to remember to laugh. Not to make light of the severity of war, discrimination, terror threats, or climate

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Mindfulness Isn’t a One-Size-Fits-All Solution

New Age meditation practices are being deployed everywhere — from prisons to tense office buildings. By Ed Cara

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What Was Said

Throughout the summer and fall, Newsweek

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Mindfulness under the microscope - it doesn't work for everyone

While sitting alone with one's thoughts seems pretty innocuous, for men facing advanced cancer it may allow realisations ...While sitting alone with one's thoughts seems pretty innocuous, for men facing advanced cancer it may allow realizations to rise to the surface that they may not be equipped to deal wit
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Feeling Awe May Be the Secret to Health and Happiness

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The hike, in a narrow box canyon, wasn’t going so well. Stacy Bare and his brother were arguing, for one thing. High sandstone walls hid any view, even from the 6-f

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Stomach somersaulting. Shoulders locked. Fingers quivering. Teeth clenched tig

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It's safe to say that every major religion and school of philosophical thought has in some way or other recommended the practice of gratitude.

Saying grace before a meal and the annual, National Thanksgiving holiday in North America are just two ex

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Contemplative Sciences Center offers tools to relieve stress, anxiety

by Shiyu Chen | Feb 20 2017 

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Courtesy Wikimedia Commons   Mindfulness, if practiced regularly, can reduce stress among students.

Yoga, meditation and mindfulness are comm

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Gus Tai - An optimistic realist (or was that an accidental tourist?) Nov 30, 2016

My own journey with mediation started in 2001. I don’t remember exactly why I began, but I do remember feeling quite stressed by the collapsing Intern

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Traffic circle in Recke, Kreis Steinfurt, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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A Gurdjieff Group in the world

In his book All and Everything, G.I. Gurdjieff presented what he called the “Obligolnian Strivings,
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Prayer and meditation and other forms of sacred space are the paths for self-knowledge that goes beyond mere psychological self-awareness or insight. It is a self-knowledge where we move into the mystery of being, of our own being and the ground of being.

Prayer and meditation and other forms of sacred space are the paths for self-knowledge that goes beyond mere psychological self-awareness or insight. It is a self-know

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Why Enlightenment Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All

Dale Wright, a religious studies professor and Zen practitioner, explains why a nuanced image of enlightenment is essential to a profound Buddhist practice.

By Sam Mowe FEB 02, 2017

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