Most of us live in a constant state of fear - of our past, of illness and aging and death, and of losing the things we treasure most. But it doesn't have to be this way, promises Zen master and Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh. Drawing on a lifetime of mindfulness in action, Thich Nhat Hanh shows us how to use the practice of living in the present to acknowledge and embrace our fears, recognize their origins, and render them powerless. The world-renowned Zen teacher guides us through practical exercises for transforming fear into clarity.

In The Well-Being Handbook, Y.D. Gardens takes you on a journey of self-discovery unlike any other. You are invited to dive in and explore the many facets of your being, to unleash a healthier, stronger, and more authentic version of yourself. From mental and emotional wellness to living an authentic and happy life, this beautifully crafted book will empower you to take the necessary steps to tap into your unlimited source of happiness.

Many of you may be asking, "What the heck is mindfulness in the first place." I know that was my initial reaction when I first introduced to the concept a few years back. Well, this isn't some new idea. The concept of mindfulness has been around for over a thousand years. Being mindful means living in each moment and experiencing it fully. It teaches you how to become fully aware of yourself and your surroundings, while also improving focus and attentiveness.

Everyone has bad days. But the difference between the person who breezes through the bumps in the road and the person who smashes into them and takes a tumble is a certain mindset and an ability to take control over their thoughts and emotions. And these are not things that are beyond the average person to do. Through mindfulness practices this guide will show you, you can develop this mindset and ability and see a massive improvement in the quality of your life.

Mindfulness is more than just a buzzword that has been shared on several blogs in the past decade or a trend that was put in action to sell a few products to people searching for a better life. Mindfulness is a way of life that has the capacity to transform your very existence and assist you with living your best life possible.

Remember that small efforts do count. With patience, compassion, and commitment, you’ll soon find yourself making sounder decisions, developing more genuine relationships with others, and achieving your goals with sureness and ease!

During the course of learning mindfulness, you may be asked to try different things. For example, you may be asked to concentrate on your breathing. A lot of people don't realize the significance of this task. The fact is that most of us don't use the lung capacity that we have because we don't need to in order to stay alive. However, when you breathe correctly, as you are taught later in the audiobook, you actually improve what's going on in your body, and systems such as the sympathetic nervous system are able to do their work more efficiently.

Feel overwhelmed by your thoughts? Struggling with anxiety about your daily tasks? Or do you want to stop worrying about life? The truth is we all experience the occasional negative thought. But if you always feel overwhelmed, then you need to closely examine how these thoughts are negatively impacting your lifestyle. The solution is to practice specific mindfulness techniques that create more "space" in your mind to enjoy inner peace and happiness.

This is not just another meditation guide. In Stress Less, Accomplish More, Emily teaches a powerful trifecta of mindfulness, meditation, and manifesting to improve your personal and professional performance, clarity, health, and sleep. You’ll learn how to cultivate mindfulness through brief but powerful exercises that will help you stop wasting time stressing. Plus, you’ll get manifesting tools to help you get crystal clear on your personal and professional goals for the future.

If you choose to use one or more of these scripts to facilitate a guided meditation journey for others, please preface the trip for them by reminding them that no longer all people "see" matters for the duration of a guided meditation. This is very important, because our purpose is for them to go a bit closer to their soul during the journey, not to supply them one more cause to consider they've failed.

It’s not easy to answer the question “What do Buddhists believe?” because Buddhism is actually a family of religions that have developed and evolved in different parts of the world, across different historical periods. Most of all, Buddhism is simply focused on living a meaningful life that is marked by kindness toward yourself and others. It’s about the process of figuring out what actually works in order to achieve these things.

Are you tired of feeling exhausted and overwhelmed? Do you need help managing stress, anxiety, depression, or chronic pain? Do you wish you could master life’s distractions to find equilibrium within? Discover the secrets to disconnect from those burdens and discover your best self. With as little as 10 minutes per day, you can change your life and find inner happiness with Mindfulness Meditation: Begin Your Peaceful Journey to a Stress Free Body and Mind to Achieve Happiness.

Remember that you can't run away from most stress factors. Even if you change your terrible job and move miles away from people you can't stand, you'll meet other annoying people and other job-related challenges. Trying to eliminate every stressful thing in your life is a waste of effort. Instead, focus on learning some time-proven coping strategies.

Do you often find yourself internally screaming about your day? Feeling stressed and frantic most of the time? Unable to sleep because of all the noise and chatter in your head? Then, it’s time to discover the power of mindfulness.

I can tell you that meditation can mean many different hings to many different people. Perhaps an easier approach to start with is to clarify what meditation is not. It is not exclusive to one sector of society or a specific type of person or culture. Meditation is open-ended, free, available to anyone, and offers great benefits.