Thank you for moderating the session@Neerup86. It was my pleasure to interact with such an aware and mindful audience. #happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi
Mindfulness attitudinal foundation of Mindfulness practice includes being non-judgmental, adopting beginner's mind, Trust, patience, acceptance letting go, non striving, gratitude & generosity.
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The attitude with which you undertake the practice of paying attention and being in the present is crucial. It is the soil in which you cultivate your ability to calm your mind and to relax your body, to focus and to see more clearly.
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A4. Practice STOP when you notice you are getting anxious:
S: Stop for a moment,
T: Take a deep breath, notice your in breath and out breath..
O: Observe what is going inside you & outside you
P: Proceed with whatever you were doing.#happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi
A4. If you find your mind gets busy or anxious, acknowledge it, but then take some time to really ground yourself by focusing on sensations in the body.#happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi
A4. Start the day with a Pause: Before you begin the day, check in with your breath, your body, and the sounds around you.
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A3. The changes in the brain helps in improving attention, concentration, reasoning ability, regulating emotions better, building empathy & contributes to one's well-being.#Happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi https://t.co/E8YHjNBEzg
A3. Research shows that regular practice increases the neuroplasticity of the brain.(It is the ability of the brain to form new neural connections). #Happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi https://t.co/E8YHjNBEzg
A3. Once in a week -30 minutes, students practice mindfulness.
And, everyday at the beginning & closure of happiness class. Students practice regular mindful check in & check out.
Mindful breathing is one of the core practice. #Happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi https://t.co/E8YHjNBEzg
A2. Mindfulness refers to informal practice of present moment awareness that can be applied to daily life situations. It is a way of being actively aware of what you are doing while you are doing it.#Happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi
A2. Mindfulness includes open and focused attention. It emphasizes training in being alert and receptive to whatever happens from moment to moment.#Happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi
A2. In meditation, attention is typically focused on a single point, such as word (mantra)..it is kind of formal practice. #Happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi
A1. The purpose of practicing mindfulness is not getting rid of thoughts or emptying your mind. It is simply being aware of whatever is happening moment by moment with curiosity, openness and acceptance.#happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi
A1. Mindulness -noticing what's happening inside you to make sense of outside of you with kindness & openness.#happinesscurriculumchat
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A 1. Mindfulness simply means being here and now. It is purposefully paying attention to your current experiences such as thoughts, feelings, bodily sensation and the external environment without any judgment and criticism.#happinesscurriculumchat#HappinessDelhi
A1. Because of this inner busyness which s going on almost all the time, we often miss out on living in the present. Most importantly, it can be very taxing & detrimental to our health.
A1. We tend to live life on autopilot mode. Our mind is often occupied thinking about the past, regretting, ruminating, anticipating, planning or worrying about the future.
@HappinessDelhi@Neerup86 Hey! welcome all to this mindfulness chat. I am Soamya Arora working in the area of mindfulness, positive psychology and resilience.