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Writings on Well-Being Dr. Rick Hanson

Rest

Rest

Encourage your mind to come to rest at least occasionally. Tell the truth to yourself about how much time you actually – other than sleep.

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Meditation + Talk: Innate Goodness

Meditation + Talk: Innate Goodness

In this Wednesday Night Meditation, guest teacher Stephen Snyder offers a guided meditation and talk on Innate Goodness, which includes a Q&A and discussion.

Three Ways to Work with the Mind

Three Ways to Work with the Mind

Without steadiness of mind, it’s difficult to be productive, peaceful, or helpful to other people. To aid in cultivating a more steady mind, Dr. Rick Hanson offers three fundamental ways in which you can work with it.

Rest Your Weary Head

Rest Your Weary Head

Our minds are hauled along in a culture without a speed limit – exceeding the limit, and there is always a price. Pulling out of the mental traffic, it’s an act of freedom and wisdom.

Relax Needless Fear Around Others

Relax Needless Fear Around Others

People don’t care what you’re doing – you are just a bit player in their own personal drama. Or if they do care, it’s a passing feeling.

Rest in Center

Rest in Center

There is a deeper place that is undisturbed, your center. As you deepen your sense of connection with this core of your being, you’ll be more resilient, happier, and at ease.

Pet the Lizard

Pet the Lizard

The brain is highly integrated, so these three key functions – avoiding, approaching, and attaching – are accomplished by all parts of the brain working together.

Meditation + Talk: Four Ways to Let Go

Meditation + Talk: Four Ways to Let Go

In this Wednesday Night Meditation, Dr. Rick Hanson offers a guided meditation and talk on Four Ways to Let Go, which includes a Q&A and discussion.