Mindfulness in Action

Reading Mindfulness in Action feels like sitting with a good friend. The kind voice, thoughtful words and rich territory of discussion are a lovely gift for newcomers and seasoned meditators from all traditions. --Sharon Salzberg, Co-Founder of the Insight Meditation Society and author of Real Happiness at Work Mindfulness is the direct path to insight--and no one has ever illuminated that wonderful path more skillfully than Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche. --Pema Chodron With simplicity and warm-hearted wisdom Chogyam Trungpa invites you to discover your own mindful dignity and presence. These earthy and profound meditation instructions give you courage... encouragement to step beyond your habitual self to discover spacious awareness and embodied compassion. --Jack Kornfield, author of The Wise Heart From one of the great spiritual teachers of all times, a book on mindfulness that inspires a fresh and open engagement with our inner and outer world. This guide to meditation has psychological depth, humor and, above all, an illuminating wisdom that dances through every page. --Tara Brach, Ph.D., author of Radical Acceptance and True Refuge Mindfulness in Action is one of the best introductions to the practice of mindfulness that I have read. It is accessible, fresh and filled with real world advice on how to bring awareness and gentleness into the busyness and pressure of our everyday lives. . . . which will contribute to reducing the anxiety levels of our society as a whole. --Congressman Tim Ryan, author of A Mindful Nation and The Real Food Revolution Reading Mindfulness in Action feels like sitting with a good friend. The kind voice, thoughtful words and rich territory of discussion are a lovely gift for newcomers and seasoned meditators from all traditions. --Sharon Salzberg, Co-Founder of the Insight Meditation Society and author of Real Happiness at Work In Mindfulness in Action, a highly trained meditation master shows us--in stunningly simple language and images--how mindfulness is not a single event, but rather an unfolding journey of discovery that will sustain us throughout our entire life. It's an important contribution to the growing body of mindfulness writing. --Barry Boyce, editor-in-chief of Mindful magazine and editor of The Mindfulness Revolution Here Chogyam Trungpa shows us how, by simply sitting still, we can reconnect with the profound gentleness and luminous wisdom of being human. Whether you are new to mindfulness or an experienced practitioner, this text is indispensable for learning how to wake up to the vastness and goodness of everyday life. --Michael Carroll, author of Awake at Work, The Mindful Leader, and Fearless at Work In 1973 in Vermont, Chogyam Trungpa taught me the basics of mindfulness in a startlingly relevant way, leading twenty years later to my addressing what he called America's super-sized problems by teaching mindfulness to leaders in education, business, law, environment, science, and activism. His powerful presence is alive in this book--including his fierce wisdom, his honest and loving compassion, his fabulous unsparing sense of humor, and his thoughts on the state of America. I can't imagine a more valuable book at this time. --Mirabai Bush, Senior Fellow, Center for Contemplative Mind in Society, and author of Contemplative Practices in Higher Education Mindfulness is the direct path to insight and no one has ever illuminated that wonderful path more skillfully than Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche. Pema Chodron With simplicity and warm-hearted wisdom Chogyam Trungpa invites you to discover your own mindful dignity and presence. These earthy and profound meditation instructions give you courage encouragement to step beyond your habitual self to discover spacious awarenessand embodied compassion. Jack Kornfield, author of The Wise Heart From one of the great spiritual teachers of all times, a book on mindfulness that inspires a fresh and open engagement with our inner and outer world. This guide to meditation has psychological depth, humor and, above all, an illuminating wisdom that dances through every page. Tara Brach, Ph.D., author of Radical Acceptance and True Refuge Mindfulness in Action is one of the best introductions to the practice of mindfulness that I have read. It is accessible, fresh and filled with real world advice on how to bring awareness and gentleness into the busyness and pressure of our everyday lives. . . . which will contribute to reducing the anxiety levels of our society as a whole. Congressman Tim Ryan, author of A Mindful Nation and The Real Food Revolution Reading Mindfulness in Action feels like sitting with a good friend. The kind voice, thoughtful words and rich territory of discussion are a lovely gift for newcomers and seasoned meditators from all traditions. Sharon Salzberg, Co-Founder of the Insight Meditation Society and author of Real Happiness at Work In Mindfulness in Action, a highly trained meditation master shows us in stunningly simple language and images how mindfulness is not a single event, but rather an unfolding journey of discovery that will sustain us throughout our entire life. It s an important contribution to the growing body of mindfulness writing. Barry Boyce, editor-in-chief of Mindful magazine and editor of The Mindfulness Revolution Here Chogyam Trungpa shows us how, bysimply sitting still, we can reconnect with the profound gentleness and luminous wisdom of being human. Whether you are new to mindfulness or an experienced practitioner, this text is indispensable for learning how to wake up to the vastness and goodness of everyday life. Michael Carroll, author ofAwake at Work, The Mindful Leader, andFearless at Work In 1973 in Vermont, Chogyam Trungpa taught me the basics of mindfulness in a startlingly relevant way, leading twenty years later to my addressing what he called America's super-sized problems by teaching mindfulness to leaders in education, business, law, environment, science, and activism. His powerful presence is alive in this book including his fierce wisdom, his honest and loving compassion, his fabulous unsparing sense of humor, and his thoughts on the state of America. I can t imagine a more valuable book at this time. Mirabai Bush, Senior Fellow, Center for Contemplative Mind in Society, and author of Contemplative Practices in Higher Education With simplicity and warm-hearted wisdom Chogyam Trungpa invites you to discover your own mindful dignity and presence. These earthy and profound meditation instructions give you courage... encouragement to step beyond your habitual self to discover spacious awareness and embodied compassion. --Jack Kornfield, author of The Wise Heart From one of the great spiritual teachers of all times, a book on mindfulness that inspires a fresh and open engagement with our inner and outer world. This guide to meditation has psychological depth, humor and, above all, an illuminating wisdom that dances through every page. --Tara Brach, Ph.D., author of Radical Acceptance and True Refuge Mindfulness in Action is one of the best introductions to the practice of mindfulness that I have read. It is accessible, fresh and filled with real world advice on how to bring awareness and gentleness into the busyness and pressure of our everyday lives. . . . which will contribute to reducing the anxiety levels of our society as a whole. --Congressman Tim Ryan, author of A Mindful Nation and The Real Food Revolution Reading Mindfulness in Action feels like sitting with a good friend. The kind voice, thoughtful words and rich territory of discussion are a lovely gift for newcomers and seasoned meditators from all traditions. --Sharon Salzberg, Co-Founder of the Insight Meditation Society and author of Real Happiness at Work In Mindfulness in Action, a highly trained meditation master shows us--in stunningly simple language and images--how mindfulness is not a single event, but rather an unfolding journey of discovery that will sustain us throughout our entire life. It's an important contribution to the growing body of mindfulness writing. --Barry Boyce, editor-in-chief of Mindful magazine and editor of The Mindfulness Revolution Here Chogyam Trungpa shows us how, by simply sitting still, we can reconnect with the profound gentleness and luminous wisdom of being human. Whether you are new to mindfulness or an experienced practitioner, this text is indispensable for learning how to wake up to the vastness and goodness of everyday life. --Michael Carroll, author of Awake at Work, The Mindful Leader, and Fearless at Work In 1973 in Vermont, Chogyam Trungpa taught me the basics of mindfulness in a startlingly relevant way, leading twenty years later to my addressing what he called America's super-sized problems by teaching mindfulness to leaders in education, business, law, environment, science, and activism. His powerful presence is alive in this book--including his fierce wisdom, his honest and loving compassion, his fabulous unsparing sense of humor, and his thoughts on the state of America. I can't imagine a more valuable book at this time. --Mirabai Bush, Senior Fellow, Center for Contemplative Mind in America, and author of Contemplative Practices in Higher Education From one of the great spiritual teachers of all times, a book on mindfulness that inspires a fresh and open engagement with our inner and outer world. This guide to meditation has psychological depth, humor and, above all, an illuminating wisdom that dances through every page. --Tara Brach, Ph.D., author of Radical Acceptance and True Refuge Reading Mindfulness in Action feels like sitting with a good friend. The kind voice, thoughtful words and rich territory of discussion are a lovely gift for newcomers and seasoned meditators from all traditions. --Sharon Salzberg, Co-Founder of the Insight Meditation Society and author of Real Happiness at Work Here Chogyam Trungpa shows us how, by simply sitting still, we can reconnect with the profound gentleness and luminous wisdom of being human. Whether you are new to mindfulness or an experienced practitioner, this text is indispensable for learning how to wake up to the vastness and goodness of everyday life. --Michael Carroll, author of Awake at Work, The Mindful Leader, and Fearless at Work In Mindfulness in Action, a highly trained meditation master shows us--in stunningly simple language and images--how mindfulness is not a single event, but rather an unfolding journey of discovery that will sustain us throughout our entire life. It's an important contribution to the growing body of mindfulness writing. --Barry Boyce, editor-in-chief of Mindful magazine and editor of The Mindfulness Revolution