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MINDFULNESSUltimamente se ha empezado a escuchar en todos los medios sobre las maravillas de la práctica de Mindfulness, o Atención Plena, pero… ¿Qué es? Se entiende por Mindfulness a una manera particular de traer nuestra atención, intencionalmente, al “momento presente”, es dirigir nuestra atención a nuestra experiencia, tal como se desarrolla,
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Minfulness motherhoodMay is the month when we celebrate all of our mothers, but, what is the role of a mother nowadays? Women are required to fill many roles that were not expected from us in the past. Today we are expected to be good mothers and housewives; to be successful in our professions and to contribute to the household income. Additionally, we are supposed to maintain ourselves beautiful and in shape. After a day in which we’ve had to fill all these roles, we obviously get home exhausted, with very little energy and patience left to deal with our children. We have no time to develop attitudes and qualities that were naturally cultivated in the past, an main role of women was raising our children.
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MINDFULNESS Y MATERNIDAD
En el mes de Mayo celebramos el día de la Madre. El ser mamá hoy en día requiere que tengamos que llenar muchos roles que anteriormente no se exigían a las mujeres. Hoy se espera de nosotras ser buenas madres y amas de casa; que seamos exitosas profesionalmente y aportemos al soporte económico del hogar y además, nos mantengamos bellas y en forma. Naturalmente, después de un día en el que hemos tenido que cubrir todos estos roles,
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MINDFULNESS OF IMPERMANENCE THE KEY TO A FULFILLING LIFeMindfulness is paying attention to what’s happening in the present moment, on purpose, and without judgment. Whatever the object of our attention, this practice leads us to discover a fundamental principle: “everything is in constant transformation and changes moment to moment; nothing lasts forever”. When we pay attention to our breath, we realize that every in-breath is transformed into an outbreath, and every breath cycle is different from the previous one.
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