Sound familiar?
Mindfulness: A path to contentment.
Imagine yourself scuba diving in a stunning coral reef, when suddenly, a shark appears out of nowhere. Your heart races and fear takes hold. It’s a natural first reaction.
But your marine biology training kicks in, and you see it’s only a harmless reef shark.
Your anxiety disappears, replaced by curiosity and interest in what’s in front of you.
Mindfulness is a lot like that.
It’s a way of training your mind that improves how you react to your thoughts and emotions.
It allows you to feel a greater sense of ease, which has many positive impacts, like reducing stress, improving relationships, or just feeling happier and more content.
Mindfulness is a valuable life skill and something you can practice and get better at.
Well-balanced living.
To be mindful means to be present, rather than living in a memory or the future.
It involves different aspects such as;
- meditation 
- conscious breathing 
- inserting mindful pauses in your day 
- learning to do ordinary things with more attention. 
- The philosophical aspect of impermanence and accepting change. 
It is not a religion. You don’t have to become someone else to do it.
It’s both simple and challenging, and requires patience and kindness towards yourself.
I have found it to be life-changing. I guide and teach all my clients to integrate it into everything they do.
You can explore my 21-day guided mindfulness course if you want a gentle introduction.
Imagine your mind as a garden.
There are two types of seeds you can plant:
- Those that create anger, fear, frustration, worry and anxiety. 
- Those that create love, acceptance, joy compassion, and equanimity. 
Mindfulness practice supports the positive seeds and helps heal and transform the negative ones.
Below are a few simple ways to bring mindfulness into daily life.
The STOP Practice
Loving-kindness guided meditation
Because there is goodness, joy and sunshine you can squeeze out of yourself & into your world:)
Loving-kindness is the wish that everyone, including ourselves, may enjoy happiness. It is the sending out of kindness to ourselves and others.
The characteristic of this loving-kindness is to promote wellbeing and the practice of lovingkindness can uplift us & relieve sorrow & unhappiness.
- May you feel protected and safe 
- May you feel contented and pleased 
- May your physical body support you with strength 
- May your life unfold smoothly with ease 
 
                         
            
              
            
            
          
               
            