There are around six billion mobile phones (cell phones) in the world.
More than 90 per cent of adults, including teenagers in the prosperous world, have a mobile phone. Continue reading
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There are around six billion mobile phones (cell phones) in the world.
More than 90 per cent of adults, including teenagers in the prosperous world, have a mobile phone. Continue reading
The violence in the Middle East and the ongoing refugee wave, with displaced people outpouring from Syria and other Arab countries, is a strong call to create Mindfulness meditations in Arabic. Continue reading
I first smoked weed (marijuana) in a cave on the Matala beach in Crete with some other hippies in the Summer of Love in 1967. I never looked back from those weeks on that Greek island. I smoked marijuana and hashish from time to time in Greece, Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Thailand, Laos and the rest of south east Asia. Ancient India regarded marijuana as a sacred plant owing to its medicinal properties. Hippies also adopted the tradition of thanking God (Siva) after inhaling smoke from a joint. Boom Shankar (The Sound of Siva).. Continue reading
Transcribed and edited talk given at a hospital in Essen
I would like to explore the three themes of mindfulness, stress and the role in working life. Continue reading