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Teaching Yoga in Africa: The Silent Revolution
Originally intended for 10,000 inhabitants, the Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi now hosts over 60,000 people, with new arrivals exacerbating already strained conditions. A majority of residents suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, with daily life characterized by relentless stress and anxiety. Yet despite these challenges, thousands of refugee children and teens here are finding hope …
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Mindful Movement with kelley nicole palmer
Jon Kabat-Zinn—A Meditation on Befriending Stillness
Inaugural Cohort of Contemplative Changemakers Pursues Diverse Approaches to Support Healing and Transformation
In Uvalde, Texas, healthcare workers, teachers, counselors, and community leaders are benefiting from contemplative wisdom practices to deal with extreme stress, loss, and trauma in the wake of the tragic mass shooting that took place there in May 2022. In rural Colombia, women who have a history of being psychologically or physically mistreated are engaging …
Tsoknyi Rinpoche—Befriending Our Beautiful Monsters
Mind & Life Connect – Session 3
Session 3 transcript now available In this session, we will explore the impact of trauma on individuals and how those with a history of trauma can build resilience. Our talk will focus on the role of culture in trauma and healing, as well as the influence of the media, our ancestors, and intergenerational trauma on …
Sebene Selassie—A Meditation on the Four Elements and Reawakening Our True Belonging
Learn more from Sebene and other inspiring thinkers and teachers on the role of emotions in personal and collective flourishing and the Mind & Life Science and Wisdom of Emotions Summit on the Mind & Life blog.
Kaira Jewel Lingo – A Meditation for Connecting to the Body
Contemplative Researchers Seek to Leverage Power of Technology for Well-being
A familiar scene for many: It’s the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and we’re missing social lunches and coffee dates. Connection is lacking and we’re confined to our homes for work, play, rest, and everything in between. In this reality, online tools like Zoom and social media skyrocketed as a resource for maintaining relationships and …
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