MINDFULNESS v/s MINDFUL LIVING: Mindfulness and mindful living are related concepts, but they have distinct differences. By Prasshant Jituri

One Session Weekly, 30-minute session

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This is a One-on-One online session

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1. Mindfulness:
Mindfulness is a mental state or practice of being fully present and aware of the current moment without judgment. It involves paying deliberate attention to your thoughts, emotions, bodily sensations, and the surrounding environment. The aim of mindfulness is to cultivate greater clarity, focus, and acceptance, helping individuals to become more attuned to their experiences and respond to them with greater wisdom and compassion. Mindfulness is often cultivated through being completely present to any situation, with reflection and awareness work.

2. Mindful Living:
Mindful living, on the other hand, is a broader and more encompassing concept. It refers to the incorporation of mindfulness into various aspects of one’s daily life. Mindful living is about bringing the principles and attitudes of mindfulness into everyday activities, relationships, and decision-making processes. It involves applying mindfulness not only during formal meditation sessions but also throughout the day.

Practising mindful living can include:

a. Mindful Eating: Paying full attention to the taste, texture, and smell of food while eating, without distractions, and savouring each bite.

b. Mindful Communication: Being fully present and attentive when talking to others, listening with openness and empathy, and refraining from judgment or interrupting.

c. Mindful Movement: Engaging in physical activities such as yoga, walking, or exercise with awareness of the body’s sensations and movements.

d. Mindful Work: Bringing mindfulness to the workplace by focusing on tasks, managing stress, and cultivating a positive work environment.

e. Mindful Relationships: Nurturing meaningful connections with others by being present, understanding, and compassionate.

In essence, mindfulness is a specific mental state or practice, while mindful living is a way of life that incorporates mindfulness into various aspects of daily living. By practising mindful living, individuals aim to enhance their overall well-being, reduce stress, and increase their ability to appreciate and find meaning in everyday experiences.

CHAKRA HEALING by Priya Tomar

Loving yourself is the best thing in the Universe..

If you are someone who loves yourself?
You will never let yourself be WOUNDED.
If you are someone who has been
*Hurted in the past…
*Cheated in the past…
*Shame in the past…
*Guilt in the past…
*Fearful in the past…

These All EMOTIONS are stuck in your CHAKRAS and not allowing you to move AHEAD in your LIFE.

If you are someone who is interested to learn
*all about CHAKRAS..

*How to cleanse them..

*How to Heal them…

*How to Activate them..

*How to Balance them..

So that you live a life of ABUNDANCE.

Join my Upcoming group Zoom call…Session to start on August 19, 2023, at 11.30 AM EST USA 

This Online session is a Group Session

Duration: 60 Minutes with Q&A

Note: Upon completion of registration, A Zoom link will be shared to the registered email address.