Hi, I’m Gavril. Today, I’m going to talk about why I started this mindfulness blog.
In early 2014, my back problems led me to yoga, but it ended up helping me in a much better way. A deep calming effect experienced during Shavasana sparked my interest in meditation.
Over time, it became an integral part of my routine, evolving from that point forward. By applying mindfulness in everyday life and observing my thoughts, I was able to see the root of my unhappiness and dissatisfaction with life. Specifically, that all of it was created by unconscious negative thoughts ingrained in my mind. Since then, I’ve been exploring what it means to live a more mindful and meaningful life, and I hope you will join me.
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I believe that no matter how complicated or stressful our life situation can become, it’s always possible to find peace and clarity, right here and now.
Awareness developed by daily meditation practice can give us the strength to overcome even the hardest challenges in life.
This blog also gives me a chance to reach a lot of people around the world. It’s an opportunity to share my experience and help them get started on their own path.
Who Am I Writing For?
Many people could benefit from the information I post here, but I mainly write for those who are very new to mindfulness.
They are interested but don’t know where to start, or they’ve tried meditation but have trouble with concentration and consistency. They feel like they need more guidance and someone who would point them in the right direction.
I can help them take their first step towards mindfulness: from understanding how it can change their life to learning the best techniques and practices.
How Can You Get More Involved with This Blog?
I want to make this a very interactive website where you not only read but actively participate in the discussion.
I highly encourage you to leave comments on the articles that you found interesting or helpful.
For example, let me know if you didn’t understand the point I was trying to make, and I’ll try to answer you as soon as possible.
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I’m a freelance writer and mindfulness advocate behind this blog. What you see here is the combination of my three favorite things: reading, writing, and mindfulness. While you’re here, subscribe to my blog updates and gain access to free mindfulness resources for stress relief.
Hi, my name is Frank and I’m new to mindfulness. My wife suggested I look into this because of my stress and anxiety of late.
Hi Frank, thank you for reaching out. Yes, mindfulness can help with worry and anxiety. A great place to start is to try a simple breathing meditation for a week. Here’s the link https://mindfulspot.com/breathing-meditation-for-beginners/
Let me know if you have any questions about the technique or mindfulness in general.
Hello Gavril. Thank you for creating this blog. I’m looking forward to getting started.
Hi Michelle, I’m glad you liked it. Let me know if you have any questions.
Absolutely spot on with this post. I enjoyed it very much.
Hey Cory, thank you! I try to update regularly, and I’ll be glad to see you again.
Great website! I’m thinking about creating my own mindfulness blog. Thanks for the inspiration!
Hey Renaat, thank you for the kind words. I wish you all the best in starting your own blog.
hi my name Jak i like your blog your content is very nice,
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Hey Jak, thank you for stopping by and your kind words, I appreciate it.
Our lives are so fast and stressful it’s really important to pull yourself into a mindfulness, destressed point at least a few times a day. I call in my mental health reset. Great post and thanks for sharing.
Hi James, I wish you all the best in all your professional endeavors and especially your charity work which is very important during these challenging times.