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You don't need to sit still on a pillow to get many of the benefits of mindfulness, science shows.
Many people find other ways to quiet their brains, be in the present moment, and reduce their stress.
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Almost everyone secretly meditates, whether they realize it or not.
Most of us pursue some activity demanding absolute presence of mind: if not mountain climbing or sailing or bike racing (where a lapse of attention might mean death), then photography or singing or recreational cookery (wh...
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It is the process of being fully present with your thoughts, being aware of your surroundings and not reactive to what is going on around you.
Although some prefer to sit in a quiet place while focusing on their breathing, mindfulness meditation can be done anywhere.
It is based on Buddhist traditions and it's described as "the non-judgmental awareness of experiences in the present moment."
Sit in a quiet place with your eyes closed, focusing on your breath as it moves in and out. It's a way to become familiar with your own mind.
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