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How to Be Mindful When Moving to a New Home

Thinking of A New Beginning

As you unpack your stuff, use this golden chance to keep only the essential stuff and completely declutter your new home. Don’t hold stuff that keeps you tied to the past.

Do not be overwhelmed with the piled up work. Practice deep breathing, reflecting on the present moment and gratitude.

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How to Be Mindful When Moving to a New Home

How to Be Mindful When Moving to a New Home

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/11/well/mind/how-to-be-mindful-when-moving-to-a-new-home.html

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Moving To A New Place

Moving is a great way to open up one’s mind and practice focusing one’s attention without the constant thought patterns.

Practising mindfulness frees our mind from thoughts about the old residence and makes our minds less anxious.

Thinking of A New Beginning

As you unpack your stuff, use this golden chance to keep only the essential stuff and completely declutter your new home. Don’t hold stuff that keeps you tied to the past.

Do not be overwhelmed with the piled up work. Practice deep breathing, reflecting on the present moment and gratitude.

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