Huffington Post asks: Are you part of The Mindfulness Revolution?
Apr 12 2011 in Latest by littlebuddha
Last month we announced the publication of The Mindfulness Revolution: Leading Psychologists, Scientists, Artists, and Meditation Teachers on the Power of Mindfulness in Daily Life, a collection — collected by Barry Boyce and the editors of the Shambhala Sun — of the best writing on what mindfulness is, and how and why we should practice it, from leading figures in the field.
The book has caught the attention of Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D., who has blogged about it at the Huffington Post, saying:
Barry Boyce, editor of Shambhala Sun, has finally coined exactly what is happening in our culture today with his newest book, The Mindfulness Revolution. [...] There is absolutely a revolution happening right now, and there likely couldn’t be a more perfect time. [...] Mindfulness is now being talked about as a catalyst for emotional intelligence, which has applications in politics, business, sports, education, health care and so many other places.
See Dr. Goldstein’s entire HuffPost piece, “Are you part of the Mindfulness Revolution?” here, and for much more on how mindfulness can inform and enhance all the aspects of our lives, visit MINDFUL.ORG, the new site from the Shambhala Sun Foundation. After the jump: Learn more about the book and follow a link to browse inside it online.
Selections from The Mindfulness Revolution include:
- Jon Kabat-Zinn on the essence of mindfulness, stress reduction, and positive change
- Zen teacher Thich Nhat Hanh on the transformative power of mindful breathing
- Professor of psychiatry Daniel Siegel, MD, on how mindfulness benefits the brain
- Physician and meditation teacher Jan Chozen Bays, MD, on how and why to practice mindful eating
- Pioneering psychologist Ellen Langer on how mindfulness can change the understanding and treatment of disease
- Leadership coach Michael Carroll on practicing mindfulness at work
- Psychologist Daniel Goleman on a mindful approach to shopping and consuming
- Pianist Madeline Bruser on how mindfulness can help us overcome performance anxiety
- and much more
To browse inside The Mindfulness Revolution and order your copy, just click here.
http://www.shambhalasun.com/sunspace/

Sorry. I don’t know if my other comment was posted, but here is my question again:
What is the buddhism take on 2012? What do you think about it?
Thanks.
Hi, I don’t believe Buddism has much, if anything to say about 2012. My thought are it is just the point at which they stopped their calendar, I really can’t see much more to it at this time. After all 2012 was a long way in the future from their perspective.