Mindfullness

As someone who lives with a severe anxiety disorder, the concept of social distancing is not a new one for me. It is common for me to separate myself and spend time alone in moments where my anxiety is most prevalent, as I am an introverted recluse by nature. However, as the global response to
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We all feel lost sometimes, but in the midst of the pain and discomfort, we can find presence. At 200 Baker Street in London stands a three-story Victorian building. In January, its proprietors announced that a record 300,000 items entered its doors last year—all of them lost items, left by commuters on the city’s buses, trains, and
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My home is three things: my sanctuary, my office, and my yoga studio. Yes, I work from home. But before you go into the standard response I always hear (you’re SO lucky!), please know this: Working from home requires serious discipline—discipline that I didn’t always have. True, I don’t have to punch a time card,
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New research studied the effects that an upbeat emotion can have on decreasing inflammation in the body. Hint: It isn’t happiness. Innumerable studies have long been conducted on the debilitating effects that negative emotions can have on our health—wreaking havoc on our bodies, over-taxing the nervous system, and increasing inflammation—leading to a host of diseases and
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When home isn’t a place, but a part of your soul. In the 18th and 19th centuries in Europe, homesickness was considered a serious illness. Its symptoms were nervousness and melancholy, and unfortunately for patients, doctors argued there really was no cure, other than simply to “go home” and see if it passed. With the advent of global
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Wanderlust is a global community of seekers, and in this time of global impact, we want to come together to showcase the teachers we have across the world who are live streaming free of charge on our Instagram channels. If you’ve never watched anything on Instagram live, just open the app on your phone and
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