Blog Topic: Self-Compassion

Mindfulness Programs 2024

Mindfulness Programs 2024

Mindful Self-Compassion Training with The Centre for Compassion Inspired Health Mindful Self-Compassion is the practice of cultivating kindness towards yourself and others - especially during difficult times. Self-compassion reduces anxiety, stress, burnout,...

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Dear Human

Dear Human

Dear Human: You’ve got it all wrong. You didn’t come here to master unconditional love. That is where you came from and where you’ll return. You came here to learn personal love. Universal love. Messy love. Sweaty love. Crazy love. Broken love. Whole love.  Infused...

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Compassionate Kit Bag

Compassionate Kit Bag

A Compassionate Kit Bag is a powerful way to support yourself  in times of anxiety, overthinking, stress and reactivity.  When you feel you need support you can turn to your own personal kit bag to help yourself find soothing, calming and balance.   You can start...

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Shame

Shame

Just mentioning the word 'shame' can often cause us to hold our breath. We all know it. That grip in the gut and sick feeling inside. Isolating. Sometimes immobilizing. It can help to remember that shame is a universal emotion.  It evolved to help us stay connected...

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The Cure by Albert Huffstickler

The Cure by Albert Huffstickler

We think we get over things. We don’t get over things. Or say, we get over the measles but not a broken heart. We need to make that distinction. The things that become part of our experience never become less a part of our experience. How can I say it? The way to “get...

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Self-Care is Never a Selfish Act…

Self-Care is Never a Selfish Act…

“Self-care is never a selfish act – it is simply good stewardship of the only gift I have, the gift I was put on earth to offer to others. Anytime we can listen to true self, and give it the care it requires, we do so not only for ourselves, but for the many others...

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Forgiveness

Forgiveness

All forgiveness is ultimately self-forgiveness. It’s a radical form of self-acceptance. It’s a way to set down old pain. It’s a way of not keeping ourselves out of our own hearts.” — Frank Ostaseski, Author of The Five Invitations

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Buddhist Prayer of Forgiveness

Buddhist Prayer of Forgiveness

If I have harmed anyone in any way either knowingly or unknowingly through my own confusions I ask their forgiveness. If anyone has harmed me in any way either knowingly or unknowingly through their own confusions I forgive them. And if there is a situation I am not...

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I Wonder by Derek Tasker

I Wonder by Derek Tasker

I wonder what would happen if I treated everyone like I was in love With them, whether I liked them or not And whether they respond or not and no matter What they say or do to me, and even if I see Things in them that are ugly, twisted, petty, Cruel, vain, deceitful,...

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