Benefits of mindfulness for painful emotions
We can feel overwhelmed by painful emotions. Or learn to numb out to them. Mindfulness can help us process them in a useful way.
We can feel overwhelmed by painful emotions. Or learn to numb out to them. Mindfulness can help us process them in a useful way.
Many “positive thinkers” will encourage you to breath out all your negativity and suffering, and to breath in positivity. This does exactly the opposite ….
People often talk of “gut feelings” or “following your heart”…. Are these just nice phrases or do they really mean something? Is there a mind body and heart connection?
A great way to practice mindfulness is to check in with yourself through the day.
Being more grounded and present can help in many ways. It can help to stop us being so reactive to triggers, it can also help us to be more aware of our emotions, and more able to process them rather than repress them.
Mindfulness and meditation practices seem like a really good idea, but who has the time, and where do you start? Here are some supportive tools for mindfulness to start or develop your practice!
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