The Psychological Benefits of Mindfulness in Daily Life Mindfulness has become a widely recognised practice for improving mental well-being, yet misconceptions about it persist. One common misunderstanding is equating mindfulness with slowness or absent-mindedness. Some individuals who struggle with focus or take longer to complete tasks may refer to themselves as being "mindful," when they are simply distracted or disengaged. However, true mindfulness is not about being slow or inattentive—it is about being fully present and engaged in the moment. Absent-mindedness, on the other hand, often stems from distractions, fatigue, or underlying psychological factors such as stress, anxiety, or burnout. While it is natural to occasionally lose focus, it should not be mislabelled as mindfulness. Understanding the distinction between mindfulness and absent-mindedness is crucial to fully harnessing the benefits of this practice. Understanding Mindfulness as a Psychological Too...
In our diverse world, there's much to address. Sometimes, we're victims of others' games, yet at times, we only reveal part of our story. Each of us is shaped by our experiences, whether saintly, wicked, or somewhere in between. To earn respect for our own stories, we must also respect others' journeys. This requires empathy and self-compassion. My blogs will explore psychological insights and social issues, often influenced by my religious beliefs.