Wow, we have many values!At CMI we inspire innovation. Challenging traditional views by continuous training with CPD workshops relevant to today’s social and economic environment.Understanding that moving from our comfort zone in a safe way is where we learn&grow in our community
Funie Hsu says it’s time we recognize the contributions of Asian American Buddhists and address the racism and cultural appropriation that marginalizes their ongoing role in transmitting the dharma in the West. https://t.co/qBCouh9nsn
A wonderful evening of positivity celebrating the achievements of 206 young women @ChrysalisTokai there is so much more to youth than stories of drugs, crime and apathy.
“Our approach to mindfulness has to include an understanding that our sense of identity, beliefs, and feelings are social as well as individual constructions.”
There are many ways to be kind, you only have to search #kindness on Twitter to see the many different ways to practice this quality of generosity.
Being active in kindness is compassion and is nurtured in a community environment. Do you notice when someone needs a helping hand?
In our latest online course we are exploring ‘#community v individual’ and how we’re led to believe #happiness is compulsory. That well-being is a personal/individual choice. It’s not... Thanks for sharing @rvmagee
You know what stresses me out?
Treating symptoms of #stress the same regardless of social causes
Making stress the individual’s responsibility creating self blame
Individualising #mindfulness & stress reduction
Being told to breathe when our world is🔥 https://t.co/3TznG2kksN
Ups to the women of 19 Bravo at @ChrysalisTokai for completing their three day route march from Tokai to Cape Point. Tears of joy all round. One week to go, then graduation. 👏
At CMI, we continuously look to improving our and skills taking responsibility for our actions. We embrace challenges, moving us from our comfort zones and fixed ways of perceiving by drawing on #community and self-reflection. Come and learn with us on our next online course
"It’s not easy to see unconscious social biases. When one begins to look closer, one often feels shame, blame, or guilt. We need to be willing to feel it so we can go beyond it." https://t.co/LTRTlyA7Ck
As CMI evolves and grows, we remain committed to our own learning process. Recognising the ways in which we, as part of the mindfulness movement, are directly and indirectly causing harm to already marginalised communities. Find out more in our next online training 👇🏾👇🏻👇🏼👇🏿