
Practicing Mindfulness
75 Essential Meditations to Reduce Stress, Improve Mental Health, and Find Peace in the Everyday
by Matthew Sockolov
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appears in Professional Development, Mindfulness, and Meditation.
It?s easy to disconnect when life moves fast. Practicing Mindfulness offers effective exercises and meditations to live every moment of your daily routine, in the moment.From finding your breath to feeling grounded, these practicebased exercises make integrating mindfulness into your routine easy. With over 75 essential meditations that take betwe...
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appears in Professional Development, Mindfulness, and Meditation.
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