Mindfulness Bells And Its Importance In Everyday Life. 🔔
Mindfulness bells and its importance in everyday life. 🔔
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Dopamenu: A List of Feel-Good Activities for When You Feel Lost
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Check it out here:
Hey everyone,
I’ve started a blog where I share the insights from the books I read, mostly about mindfulness, morning routines and mindset.
Do check it out and share with people who you think might benefit from reading it.
I created a group where I’ll posting a link whenever I post a new blog.
Hi everyone, I’m hosting a giveaway where you can win any book of your choice from Amazon. 📚
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Would love for you to participate and let me know what book you’d choose if you win.
When we wake up, one of the first things many of us do is grab our phones and check social media for updates—messages, notifications, or likes on our posts. But is this the best way to start your day?
Read my blog post about intentional mornings. 🌤️
Mindfulness bells and it’s importance in everyday life. 🔔
I recently took a break from the digital world to refocus and reconnect. If you’re curious about the impact it had on my focus, well-being, and daily life, you can read all about it here:
I hope it inspires you to take a moment for yourself.
Admit it, we all, at least once in our lives, wanted to read one book a week. Maybe it’s because Jeff Bezos or Barack Obama does it, or sometimes it might be a book vlogger who claims that she read 100+ books this year and shares her top 10. Or maybe it’s because you have a TBR pile you are drowning in, and you just want to finish them. I have always wondered how people manage to do this.
I recently started speed reading my non-fiction books, and it really worked.
Reclaiming the Quiet Brain: Navigating the Impact of New Technologies on Mental Clarity.
Impact of New Technologies:
New technologies can disrupt our lives in unexpected ways. For instance, personal and mobile computing increased busyness but didn't necessarily boost productivity, highlighting the difference between focused, productive deep work and less impactful shallow work.
The Quiet Brain State:
The "quiet brain" state, where one is alone with their thoughts, is crucial for mental clarity and self-understanding. Historically, humans spent a lot of time in this state, fostering calmness and deeper understanding.
Loss of the Quiet Brain:
Constant phone use disrupts this quiet brain state, preventing moments of introspection and leading to unease.
Ways to Reclaim the Quiet Brain:
1. Make Your Phone Boring: Remove engaging apps to turn your phone into a simple tool.
2. Phone Foyer Method: Keep your phone in one spot at home to break the habit of constant checking.
3. Avoid Reading on Your Phone: Use other devices like a Kindle for reading.
4. Practice Boredom: Spend time without digital distractions to allow for deep thought.
Benefits of the Quiet Brain:
Reclaiming this state enhances mental clarity, personal understanding, and intellectual engagement, leading to a richer life experience.
These changes can improve your mental well-being and sense of self over time, transforming your life from constant distraction to deeper awareness and fulfillment.
When was the last time you truly paid attention while brushing, bathing, or getting ready?
Here are some Gathas by Thich Nhat Hanh to help us stay mindful and enhance our awareness during common daily practices:
