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Minfulness

Minfulness

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Life Skills

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7th - 12th Grade

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David Magaña-Ruiz

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Mindfulness

By David Magaña-Ruiz

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How are you feeling?

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What do you know about mindfulness?

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What would you like to learn about mindfulness?

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After reading the article, summarize what is mindfulness?

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​Mindfulness is the ability to be fully present in the moment and fully engaged with whatever we’re doing at the moment.

It is teaching the mind to be present.​

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What is mindulness?

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​Mindfulness is a non-religious practice with roots that can be tied to Eastern contemplative practice. Today, mindfulness is practiced by people all around the world, with many diverse languages, cultures, and spiritual beliefs.

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Meditation v. mindfulness

Here’s the thing that many people find confusing about mindfulness: it’s not a temporary state of mind that is present during meditation and then vanishes for the rest of the day. Rather, mindfulness is a way of living in which — when we remember — we are able to step back and be in the present moment in any situation.​

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Meditation is the training ground for learning mindfulness.

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Of course, practicing mindfulness does not mean we never get angry — rather it allows us to be more thoughtful in how we want to respond, whether that's calmly and empathetically or perhaps, occasionally with measured anger.​

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Mindfulness doesn’t eliminate stress or other difficulties; instead, by becoming aware of unpleasant thoughts and emotions that arise because of challenging situations, we have more choice in how to handle them in the moment — and a better chance of reacting calmly and empathetically when faced with stress or challenges.​

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Mindfulness and the brain

Mindfulness meditation doesn’t only change our mindset and perspective, it actually can change the shape of our brains a process known as neuroplasticity.

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Generalized neuroimaging meditation studies found that 8 weeks of mindfulness meditation also changes our brains, rewiring them towards more positive thoughts and emotions.

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​ Research shows that gray matter — the area of the brain responsible for emotional regulation, planning, and problem-solving — as well as the cortical thickness — responsible for learning and memory — both increase with regular meditation practice

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What are possible types of mindfulness you can practice?

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List a benefit of mindfulness.

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List one fact about mindfulness.

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What did you learn about mindfulness?

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​Let's try a short mindfulness practice ourselves.

  • sit up straight

  • ​keep your feet flat on the floor

  • relax your shoulders and arms, let your hands rest on your thighs

  • Relax​ your face muscles and jaw

  • close your eyes​

  • Remember: ITS ALL ABOUT BREATHING

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How are you feeling?

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