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When We Suffer We Need Calm, Perspective and Kind Words

When We Suffer We Need Calm, Perspective and Kind Words

by Vishvapani | Aug 14, 2014 | Buddhism, Featured, Mindfulness, Thought for the Day

In the wake of Robin Williams’ suicide, we’re talking more about mental illness and distress. Here’s how mindfulness can help in working with difficult mental states Hearing the reflections around Robin Williams’ death, I wonder if we’re finally...
Eye on Wales: on Mindfulness

Eye on Wales: on Mindfulness

by Vishvapani | Jun 17, 2014 | Featured, Interviews & Discussion Programmes

This 30 minute current affairs programme explores mindfulness, featuring Vishvapani and two of his former students Listen now:    
Mindfulness vs Drugs in Managing Depression

Mindfulness vs Drugs in Managing Depression

by Vishvapani | Jul 7, 2012 | Mindfulness, Thought for the Day

The $3 billion fine against GlaxoSmithKline for mis-selling antidepressants and other medication reveals the commercialisation of mental healthcare. But an alternative to medication is learning to manage your states of mind. Mindfulness-based approaches that draw on...
Responding to Suffering: Learning from Mindfulness Based Approaches Pt 2

Responding to Suffering: Learning from Mindfulness Based Approaches Pt 2

by Vishvapani | Apr 11, 2012 | Buddhism in the West, Mindfulness

Mindfulness based approaches use Buddhist methods to address psychological difficulties. But how do they interpret Buddhist practice and how do they adapt it to the needs and problems of modern society? In the last post I described some tendencies in our culture that...
Learning From Mindfulness Based Approaches: the State We’re In

Learning From Mindfulness Based Approaches: the State We’re In

by Vishvapani | Apr 10, 2012 | Buddhism in the West, Mindfulness

Buddhists are often wary of secular mindfulness training. But Mindfulness Based Approaches are a meeting ground between meditation and modern psychology and we can learn about the psychological issues people face. (1 of two posts) In my last post I said why I think...
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