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    Anonymous
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    Dear RevRy:

    This is an excellent exercise in Mindfulness, paying attention with a “beginner’s mind”, without previous experiences and labeling to cloud the reality of what is observed. See it from the beginning, so to speak, before we closed our eyes to some of what is there to see.

    Thank you. You are welcome to post more of those.

    anita

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    mamaof2kids
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    I love this!  Will definitely give it a try!

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    RevRy
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    Blessings Anita

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    RevRy
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    Blessings mamaof2kids

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    RevRy
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    Hiya

    Here is another quick mindfulness for anyone to try blessings RevRy x

     Five Senses Exercise

    This practice of mindfulness can be done quickly in nearly any situation.

     

    • Notice five things that you can see.

    Look around you and bring your attention to five things that you can see. Pick something that you don’t normally notice, like a shadow or a small crack in the concrete.

    • Notice four things that you can feel.

    Bring awareness to four things that you are currently feeling, like the texture of your pants, the feeling of the breeze on your skin, or the smooth surface of a table you are resting your hands on.

    • Notice three things you can hear.

    Take a moment to listen, and note three things that you hear in the background. This can be the chirp of a bird, the hum of the refrigerator, or the faint sounds of traffic from a nearby road.

    • Notice two things you can smell.

    Bring your awareness to smells that you usually filter out, whether they’re pleasant or unpleasant. Perhaps the breeze is carrying a whiff of pine trees if you’re outside, or the smell of a fast food restaurant across the street.

    • Notice one thing you can taste.

    Focus on one thing that you can taste right now, at this moment. You can take a sip of a drink, chew a piece of gum, eat something, or just notice the current taste in your mouth or open your mouth to search the air for a taste.

     

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