Action for Happiness
Professor Mark Williams explores how mindfulness has the potential to transform our lives and help create a happier a more caring society. He introduces the concept of mindfulness, including some practical examples, and show how it can help us cope better with problems and discover a greater sense of choice in how we lead our lives. He also shares his perspective on the wider mindfulness movement. This talk was filmed at an Action for Happiness event in London on 21 Jan 2015
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Excellent video, thank you!
Great talk.
That is lovely! I also really like mindfulness. ?
For my mindfulness meditation I have been loving a lot of #sriavinashdotv at the moment.
I find Sri Avinash's talks so uplifting. ??
Not had the opportunity to attend a live event, however following listen to this YouTube today which was recommended by a mindfulness group class. I found it inspiring and noticed my understanding opened that little bit further.
This was fascinating and delivered in a very down to earth way. Thank you.
Thank you….. on the app store there's a free app called Headspace, I use this to help.
Uncanny resemblance to Richard Dawkins's voice
brilliant!
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Excellent presentation. Thank!
What a boring pretentious man.
Could have been cut down to 15 minutes.
I am trying my best but to meditate with a high level of anxiety and some depression IT JUST STIRS UP MY ANXIETY !!! I COULD STAND STILL FOR 2 MINUTES AND THEN FOR 7 MINUTES AND HAD TO STOP BEFORE IT GOT MUCH WORSE !! God !! what a suffering !!
thank you, it was a treat to listen to him talk.
Great
I think long lecture can be counter productive, the same thing could have been said in a quarter of the time.
I praxtice one hour a day no excuses, usually 1hr20mins and I love what it does, always feel happy which is really worth it, zero stress just happy :)))
Great post.
For me, and I'm sure many others, the very idea of showing self compassion is quite a radical idea.
We are extremely hard on ourselves despite not choosing the cards we are dealt, for better or worse 🙂
I am just getting into the concept of Mindfulness and this example video made it so easy and rewarding…I have never done anything like this before but afterwards I honestly felt calmer and more restful…It was late evening so it has helped me settle down for bed…. I certainly believe practicing this exercise will be a life changing experience …Thank you so much for posting your video….
To the camera operator: Please don't play with the zoom (13:00). Very distracting / annoying.