Diana Winston
Why I can’t wait for the new Hand-Held Wireless Telephone: Prohibited Use – Vehicle Code 23123 to go into effect. — Diana Winston
I can’t wait for the new law to go into effect because my mindfulness has been seriously at risk thanks to using my cell phone in my car.
17Jun2008 | Diana | 0 comments | Continued
Alice and Rebecca Walker Clash: Do Feminist Mothers Have to Choose Between Dreams and Diapers?
What I take issue with, and I am not alone, is Rebecca’s black and white take on mothering — there is her mother, the selfish careerist, and then there is her, the new mom who argues that all that should matter to a young woman with children is “a happy family.” What happened to the self-preserving and child-loving in between?
4Jun2008 | Diana | 0 comments | Continued
Can Teens Meditate? Diana Winston
In this Teen Day of Mindfulness, one boy said, “I have been really upset since my girlfriend broke up with me this week. I noticed that if I just focused on my breath, I didn’t have to think about her. Every time my thoughts went there, I just returned to my breath. I felt less messed up than I have all week. That’s amazing.”
20May2008 | Diana | 0 comments | Continued
Handling a Moment of Peace - Diana Winston
A few years ago our center piloted a small study on mindfulness and ADD and found mindfulness to be remarkably helpful for those struggling with attention issues. So by phone, I recommended she start on a basic program to meditate daily, beginning with just five minutes a day.
12May2008 | Diana | 1 comment | Continued
Mindfulness is not neutral. Diana Winston
Mindfulness is a matter of remembering to be mindful, and then shifting our attention to a more receptive and open state where we’re fully present with things exactly as they are. But what happens when you’re fully present as you’re committing a bank robbery?
29Apr2008 | Diana | 3 comments | Continued