mindfulness
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4.2
- noun
- /ˈmaɪndfəl.nəs/
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atención plena
- But on the other hand, mindfulness is about letting go of control.
- mindfulness meditation
- mindfulness training
- mindfulness practice
When are you going to practice mindfulness and meditation?
- When are you going to practice mindfulness and meditation?
- Well, I would start by saying that my mindfulness practice is far from perfect.
- So meditation practice and the tools of mindfulness are not passive.
- And, you know, I, I started doing mindfulness meditation and all that.
- So meditation and mindfulness is about the mind, isn't it?
- I'm really trying to teach my kids mindfulness because I'm trying to learn mindfulness.
- And, and now I'm running mindfulness for a university.
- It's, it's a form of mindfulness or bringing calm to your body, right.
- and the way I see it, mindfulness, movement and mindset.
- So it was about mindfulness with DJs.
- Let's face it, things like mindfulness, these are Wellness buzzwords.
Examples
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I'm really trying to teach my kids mindfulness because I'm trying to learn mindfulness.
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Here are some ways of making mindfulness part of your law practice and your life:
Academic text (1999) -
And that is why the practice of mindfulness, first of all,
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And so for me, mindfulness is the key.
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It's so easy to turn them off, but mindfulness practice has helped me stay with them.
Academic text (1999) -
And I think that bringing mindfulness to your life brings you closer to that.
Academic text (1999) -
The aim is to achieve total and immediate awareness, or mindfulness, of all phenomena.
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It is an incredible app that promotes mindfulness and helps sleep.
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Yoga, too, teaches mindfulness through the practice of attention toward one's posture and movements.
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Practicing mindfulness helps me stay focused on the present moment and reduces my stress.
Synonyms
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A careful focus on something to notice or think about it
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Knowing about something or noticing it
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Being awake and able to notice your body and surroundings
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Careful watching and listening for other people's needs and feelings
Careful attention to the present moment used in Buddhist practice
Being careful and paying attention to what you must do
Antonyms
How Mindful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mindfulness comes from mind meaning 'the part of you that thinks and notices' and the ending -ful meaning 'full of'. So, mindfulness is being 'full of mind' — paying clear, calm attention to what is happening now and to your responsibilities.