Wildmind's Meditation Newsletter

Explore “The Mindful Life,” with our new online course Imagine what life might be like if you de-stressed and de-cluttered your mind. “The Mindful Life,” our introductory meditation online course, can lead you there. Our next session begins October 1. Learn more now » New articles on our blog The goodness at the heart of us all. by Bodhipaksa Most â€" perhaps all â€" of what we human beings do, say and think is associated with our attempt to escape from dissatisfaction or suffering. Bearing this in mind can help us live with compassion. Click here to read more » Embrace fragility by Rick Hanson Part of the truth of things is that they are robust and enduring. Another part of the truth is that things bruise, tear, erode, disperse, or end. Accepting the fragility of fragile things is an important key to happiness. Click here to read more » Beyond the “defended self” by Tara Brach When we let go of our defensiveness, we can experience a deep sense of gratitude, and a profound shift in our sense of self. Click here to read more » Full-screen living by Bodhipaksa Many computer users find that they can maintain focus better by using applications in “full-screen” mode. This can be a metaphor for life... Click here to read more » This is just a small selection of the great articles we published on our blog over the past month. Visit our website to see more » Shipping is FREE in the US and Canada for orders over $30. 15 Inch Buddha Statue Illuminated incense burner     Wildmind’s own-brand meditation cushion! Guided Meditations for Difficult Times by Jack Kornfield (2 CDs)   Make a purchase from our online store, and it helps us to bring the benefits of meditation to more people! See our full range of NEW items Meditation news Every month we bring you the latest media buzz on meditation. The pioneering new Buddhist school that invites pupils to be happy Civil servant fired for claiming meditation course on expenses Hundreds create heart-shaped flash mob meditation on International Day of Peace Academic claims silence key to good behaviour in schools Buddhist statue with Nazi connections discovered to be made from a meteorite Follow us on these social media channels... Copyright © 2012, Wildmind LLC Wildmind, 55 Main St. Suite 315, Newmarket NH 03857, USA. 1-8777-MEDIT8 You’re receiving this email because you subscribed to our newsletter mailing list. You may unsubscribe at any time by following the instructions at the end of this email. If you were forwarded this newsletter by a friend and want to sign up, you can join our mailing list here.

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