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    between meditation, mindfulness, and multi-tasking. The aim of this paper is to look at and define what meditation is and how does the brain function when involved in different tasks and situations. This paper cites studies and gives and understanding into how the brain works. What parts of the brain are involved and furthermore, how to complete tasks with more success and mindfulness. Keywords: Meditation, Multi-tasking Meditation, Mindfulness, and Multi-Tasking In Buddhism, meditation has…

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    Types of Mindfulness Techniques Used There are several different types of mindfulness techniques taught in mindfulness training programs (e.g. meditation, attention awareness exercises, breathing exercises, and body scanning), (Shonin, Van Gordon, & Griffiths, 2014). In the last decade, business settings have developed mindfulness programs to boost productivity, decrease stress, and improve overall well-being of their employees (Chen, 2015). The cultivation of mindfulness has roots in Buddhism,…

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    through meditation in the classrooms. She argues that while meditation may help and benefit a child mentally and emotionally, she is worried that these children will shape into what she calls it, “corporation humanoids”. Although Strauss explains why meditation is becoming a popular practice within businesses and schools and uses evidence to back up these claims, at the same time she is worried whether meditation will shape children in the right or wrong way. By assuming that teaching meditation…

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    of my own experiences at Buddhist institutions. Through my personal meditations at the Land of the Medicine Buddha from 2014- present, I have begun to learn how to practice silencing my mind in order to be more present and mindful of my current state. I have begun to live more morally and compassionately through my own desire to live a well conducted and disciplined life. However, I by no means felt like I had the ideology understood when I took on furthering my Buddhist research and knowledge.…

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    room people could stay and chat while drinking tea. Over tea, I briefly interviewed a girl named Laura (she was not comfortable disclosing her last name) that was sitting next to me during the service. I first asked her why she came to these Buddhist meditation services, to which she responded that she had been coming for a few years now, she felt it was a way to disconnect with the rest of the world and relax. I then asked her how she found out about this temple that was located in Chapel Hill.…

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    Definition Of Mindfulness

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    Mindfulness (n.): Awareness that arises through paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, non-judgmentally. This is the definition according to Jon Kabat-Zinn. This definition, although quite descriptive as to what mindfulness embodies, may not mean a whole lot to someone who has never experienced mindfulness. This is because understanding what mindfulness truly is and then living life in a mindful manner is quite challenging and takes plenty of practice. Throughout my relatively…

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    relationships are integral to being happy as well. In what ways will the material learned in these chapters help me manage my stress more effectively? I would say mindful meditation is important. Though I get distracted easily, it is important to be in tune with yourself. In order to lower and manage my stress I will work on meditation practices. Also, the word recognize was explained in our textbook. If I start to recognize a hindrance I need to embrace it and work on resolving it in a…

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    Incremental validity of components of mindfulness in the prediction of satisfaction with life and depression. Current Psychology, 29(1), 10-23. doi:10.1007/s12144-009-9067-9 Oman, D., Shapiro, S. L., Thoresen, C. E., Plante, T. G., & Flinders, T. (2008). Meditation lowers stress and supports forgiveness among college students: A randomized controlled trial. Journal of American College Health, 56(5), 569. Retrieved from http://www.acha.org/Publications/JACH.cfm Hee Kim, L., Subramanian, P.,…

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    Andy Puddicomb Analysis

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    this distraction issue as being strongly related to mental health. Indian Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi always mentions in a speech that primarily addresses the youth that when you carry more responsibility, you need to keep more mindfulness and meditation practices. This gives you the inner strength to face all the problems. As there are several distractions most present in my life at this time like mobile, social media, the internet, living far away from family, friends, and relatives,…

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    Guided Meditation Script

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    A guided meditation script is basically a simple concept. Sometimes people find that during meditation they have trouble staying awake or focusing their mind on relaxation. They can't seem to stop their minds from wandering. When people listen to someone reading a guided meditation script, they are more likely to remain focused when they meditate. In ancient times, people would chant when meditating. Today, people use a guided meditation script. These two are different but they are based on the…

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