We have had posts about mindfulness and how important it is for adults. What about children? This article offers fun ways to teach your child mindfulness.
~Namaste
Cricket
Helpful hints for living by your own lights
We have had posts about mindfulness and how important it is for adults. What about children? This article offers fun ways to teach your child mindfulness.
~Namaste
Cricket
I have been struggling with stress a lot lately. The truth of this picture is both unsettling and motivating. It is important for more than just our bodies to work on stress.
So, then the question becomes, “how do we do this?” Or “what can I do to lower my stress levels?” The answer is “There are many ways.”
One way to do this is to meditate. Take time to breathe. Color a picture. Build something with stones, like this:
Or say a prayer or chant like this one:
Take a few moments to talk to a friend. Hold and pet an animal. Go outside and enjoy the beautiful weather. Drink a cup of tea. Sing a song.
There are many ways to relax and reduce stress. The most important thing to do is to learn that you are important enough to take the time for yourself and remember:
~Namaste
Cricket
http://www.phillyvoice.com/meditating-family/
~Namaste
Cricket
This is a really cool way to explain the principles to others, whether they be children or adults. I found it true to the show and the principles.
~Namaste
Cricket
http://homegrownfriends.com/home/10-ways-to-create-open-minded-children/
Sometimes we all need reminders that the best way to change the world is by raising the next generation. These are some great tips.
~Namaste
Cricket
http://m.wikihow.com/Make-a-Vision-Board
A lot of us are struggling with who we want to be and finding our purpose. This may help. Even if it does not get us all the way there, it may start us on the path.
~Namaste
Cricket
http://m.wikihow.com/Make-a-Vision-Board
A lot of us are struggling with who we want to be and finding our purpose. This may help. Even if it does not get us all the way there, it may start us on the path.
~Namaste
Cricket
Too many times we jump to solving the problem when the other person just needs to vent. Sometimes we inadvertently invalidate the feelings of others because we are too busy trying to find solutions instead of giving them comfort. This picture is a cute and helpful reminder for how we should approach situations like this. This is respecting the dignity of others.
~Namaste,
Cricket
This is a website for the Unitarian Universalist College of Social Justice and here are some Job and Volunteer Opportunites
Namaste,
Cricker