"The good news is that I know what I have, and I #accept it. The bad news is that I know what I have and I accept it," said my friend of her leukemia diagnosis.
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#koan#acceptance
Only when emotions are truly attended to can they be endured and transformed into useful energies that express our needs and help guide us through life.
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With mindfulness comes the realization that “it is what it is.” This doesn’t mean we invite it to be this way. It doesn’t mean we like it. Or that we won’t work to make future change. In this moment now though:
I am here. This is my life. I choose to not argue with reality.
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#DailyMantra Just now, this moment. Breathing in, breathing out.
It's easy to overcomplicate our lives. At its simplest, this is the key. Breathe in. Breathe out. Right here. Right now. Be present.
#meditation#mantra#intention.
So true. You cannot focus solely on physical health and ignore emotional well being. Develop this side of yourself as well. It is just as important. https://t.co/8daJDs7wjr
Scientists warn that constant fear and anger are bad for our health, while being compassionate and warm-hearted contributes to our physical and mental well-being. Therefore, just as we observe physical hygiene to stay well, we need to cultivate a kind of emotional hygiene too.
Meditation doesn't have to happen on a cushion, behind a closed door, with eyes closed, or in silence.
Meditation can happen anywhere. Let it happen! https://t.co/8PJus8JumP