What is Mindfulness? Trauma can have a profound and long-lasting impact on the brain. Whether it’s a natural disaster, a physical assault, or an emotional injury, traumatic experiences can leave lasting scars on the mind and body. Fortunately, recent research has shown that mindfulness practices can help rewire the brain and heal these wounds. Mindfulness…
30 Affirmations for a Peaceful Mind Embarking on the journey of mastering your thoughts and will, you weave the fabric of your reality with the threads of intention and awareness. Here are 30 affirmations to guide you in cultivating a resilient and peaceful mind, a sanctuary within where your thoughts become allies in your quest…
Tapping into the Flow State Have you ever been so absorbed in a task that time seems to fly by and you feel completely in the zone? That’s the flow state! It’s a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and success in what you’re doing. When you’re in flow, you lose track of self-consciousness and…
The Science of Personal Development If you’re reading this article then you are someone who is on the path of growth and evolution – congrats! However, did you know that science has proven the effectiveness of how personal development is beneficial to us? Self-development, also known as personal development or self-improvement, is the process of…
The Effects of Meditation on the Brain Meditation has been a practice for thousands of years, with roots in Buddhism and other Eastern religions. But in recent years, scientists have begun to study the effects of meditation on the physical body and the brain. The results have been intriguing and have led to a growing…
What is Heart-Brain Coherence? You know that feeling when your heart is racing and your mind is all over the place? That’s not a good feeling. But did you know that the opposite feeling, when your heart and brain are in sync, can be a sign of great physical and emotional well-being? It’s true! The…
Breaking the Pattern of Fear-Based Response As we become more aware of our inner nature, we start reflecting on our patterns of behavior and programming that seemingly run on autopilot. These unconscious patterns of belief and programmed reactions can be triggered multiple times throughout our day. As a result, we repeat habitual emotional responses to…