Braided Ballet Bun How To Create This Chic Low Heat Updo

Read on as we demonstrate how you can make a braided ballet bun at home in under 10 minutes or less. ** Loved this braided ballet bun look? Want to try your hand at more versatile hairstyles? Go for this vintage and transitional half updo hairstyle.

April 11, 2023 · 1 min · 46 words · Alejandra Johnson

Break Your Bad Mood In Three Minutes

The practice of mindfulness teaches us a different way to relate to our thoughts, feelings, and emotions as they arise. It is about learning to approach and acknowledge whatever is happening in the present moment, setting aside our lenses of judgment and just being with whatever is there, rather than avoiding it or needing to fix it. It’s the mind’s attempt to avoid and fix things in this moment that fuels the negative mood....

April 11, 2023 · 4 min · 743 words · Justin Taylor

Brian Eno Composes Calming Music For Hospitals

To listen to a sample track, click here.* This web extra provides additional information related to an article titled, “Minding Your Health,” which appeared in the October 2013 issue of Mindful magazine. Subscribe to Mindful‘s print edition or digital edition. * Brian Eno and Opal Ltd., London, kindly gave Mindful permission to host a four-minute sample track from the Quiet Room for one month. Starting on September 12, 2013, this link will redirect to a shorter sample track on the BBC website....

April 11, 2023 · 1 min · 82 words · Katelyn Taylor

Bridging The Distance Between Our Stories

On one trip, a man named Elvis took us to see Mt. Rushmore. As we all stood there at the base of the mountain, in awe of this symbol of our country, Elvis, who was quick with an easy smile and a humorous anecdote, casually said: “Imagine there was a statue of the man who raped your mother in your living room. Imagine you were forced to carve it.” He looked at us, we looked at him....

April 11, 2023 · 2 min · 386 words · Kimberly Green

Bringing Mindfulness To Latinx Communities

Why did you start meditating? It was around 1999, in college. My father became ill and died withina year. It was a huge blow, and I explored different alternatives to alleviate my suffering. Somehow I discovered a book on Buddhist meditation. I read a couple of paragraphs and did a simple meditation exercise, and that was it: Something clicked inside me. Those first practices gave me the possibility of having a silent mind for a little bit, of quieting the turmoil I was going through....

April 11, 2023 · 3 min · 621 words · Teresa Smith
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