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Describe a moment today where you felt stressed. What was happening, and how did your body and mind react? |
Reflect on a recent conflict. Write about it without assigning blame, just describe the situation and your feelings. |
What are three things you can hear right now? Focus on these sounds for a few minutes. What did you notice about your state of mind during this exercise? |
Recall a pleasant memory. How does thinking about this moment make you feel physically and mentally? |
List five things you did today. For each, write whether it was a 'need' or a 'want'. Reflect on how this distinction affects your daily life. |
Spend a few minutes observing your thoughts. What pattern do you notice? Are these thoughts primarily focused on the past, present, or future? |
Identify an area in your life where you struggle with acceptance. What steps can you take to cultivate more acceptance in this area? |
Think about your daily routines. How could you incorporate mindfulness into at least one routine? |
Suzuki, S. (1970). Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind. Weatherhill.
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