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How Mindfulness Relates to Yoga

Some mindfulness meditation practices, such as the body scan, are very similar to yoga as they both involve awareness of one’s body.

The origin of yoga coincides with the origin of Hinduism, and the recent rise of yoga’s popularity in the West coincides with the rise of mindfulness. This underscores the intertwined nature of Buddhism, Hinduism, mindfulness, and yoga.

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A Short History of Buddhism

A Short History of Buddhism

Buddhism was founded around 400-500 B.C.E. by Siddhartha Gautama, who became referred to as the Buddha. Since the Buddha's lifetime, it has split into several different traditions, including Theravada Buddhism and Zen Buddhism.

Buddhism and Hinduism share many commonalities...

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Mindfulness’ Role in (Positive) Psychology

Mindfulness’ Role in (Positive) Psychology

Mindfulness plays an important role in the greater field of psychology and positive psychology.

Mindfulness has become a tool for any practitioner’s toolbox. Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) are used to treat a variety of patients. Min...

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How Mindfulness Moved From East to West

How Mindfulness Moved From East to West

Jon Kabat-Zinn was the biggest influence on bringing mindfulness from the East to the West.

Kabat-Zinn founded the Center for Mindfulness at the University of Massachusetts Medical School and the Oasis Institute for Mindfulness-Based Professional Education and Training. Here, he developed h...

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Mindfulness Practice and Philosophy

  • Mindfulness could be a yoga practice that involves mindfulness
  • It might involve setting aside time for mindfulness meditation sessions
  • It could involve practising mindfulness during everyday activities, such as washing dishes.

Very few mindfulness traditions are b...

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The History of Mindfulness

The History of Mindfulness

People have been practising mindfulness for thousands of years.

Mindfulness was popularised in the East by religious and spiritual institutions.

The popularity of mindfulness in the West is rooted in Buddhist and Hindu traditions and can be traced t...

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A Brief History of Hinduism

A Brief History of Hinduism

Hinduism is widely considered to be the oldest religion in the world. It initially arose as a synthesis of many religious traditions around the historical region that now makes up India. Then, in the 1800s, British writers started calling Vedic traditions Hinduism.

The earliest traditions,...

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Research On Yoga

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  • Regular yoga practice seems to correlate with increased wellbeing, including better sleep, better body awareness, weight loss, and greater happiness.
  • It improves mindfulness and boosts compassion, gratitude, and "flow" states, all of which increase happiness.

The Body Scan Of Yoga Nidra

The Body Scan Of Yoga Nidra

Our body is constantly trying to communicate with us but the outside distractions are overwhelming and we have stopped listening to our bodies. A body scan is a hello from us to each part of the body and is a head-to-toe awareness of us by us.

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Modern Mindfulness

Modern Mindfulness

Mindfulness as a practice today is loosely based on the Buddhist concept of Sati, as described in the Buddhist text the Four Foundations of Mindfulness. But there isn’t a single word in the text that translates to “now” or “present,” which is central to its modern ...

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