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The truth of change is never more forceful than during life’s inevitable transitions. Whether they are welcome or not, transitions hurl us into an uncertain future often while we’re still longing for the security of the past. Here’s how to handle each wave of transition.

In the third week of May, we will look at our health from  a mindfulness perspective which includes both the body and mind. While nutrition and exercise are clearly important for good health, we also understand the importance of “mental and emotional health.”

Spending time in nature offers a wealth of physical, mental and emotional benefits. Being outdoors boosts immunity. It reduces blood pressure and cortisol levels. Studies also show that spending time outdoors improves concentration and focus, social connection and even creativity.

In the second week of May, we will look at another important aspect of mindfulness; love. Each day we will explore the different ways we can love, and how all these expressions of love can improve our daily lives.

A mindfulness practice helps strengthen and deepen your capacity for curious and open awareness to live with ease. Get started with these 6 essential steps!

There are infinite possibilities in mindfulness, and this month eM Life will explore some prevailing themes that mindfulness can bring to the forefront of our daily lives.

Nearly half of Americans now say they sometimes or always feel left out, according to a survey of 20,000 people last year. What mindfulness tools can we use to help us feel less lonely?

The field of neuroscience, aided by brain imaging technology, is shedding more and more light on that question and also on the question of how the practice of mindfulness meditation affects our brains — you won’t believe its effects.