I first learned of mindfulness years ago when I dated a practicing Buddhist. I only started practicing it myself when it was reintroduced to me when I was pursuing my therapy degree.
Mindfulness is a state of active, open attention on the present. When you practice mindfulness you observe your thoughts and feelings from a distance without judgement. You love in the moment.
It's very helpful to find well-being and combat stress.
It also helps tremendously in learning how to respond to self and outside criticism.
It's also incredibly helpful when running. I practice this at the beginning of my run, which ultimately morphs into a meditative state.
Good stuff.
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