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Episodio 192: Chi è Responsabile dei Tuoi Pensieri?

Farsi carico dei propri pensieri, ovvero non esserne schiavi, significa innanzitutto imparare a stare con loro, riconoscendoli e accettandoli per quello che sono. Niente da reprimere, solo un creare spazio: in questo la Mindfulness ci può aiutare.

Episode 192 of the Mindfulness in Voce podcast, hosted by Alessandro Gilibini, titled "Episodio 192: Chi è Responsabile dei Tuoi Pensieri?" was published on December 8, 2020 and runs 7 minutes.

December 8, 2020 ·7m · Mindfulness in Voce

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Farsi carico dei propri pensieri, cioè non esserne schiavi o vittime, significa innanzitutto imparare a familiarizzare con loro, riconoscendoli e accettandoli per quello che sono. Niente da reprimere o demonizzare, solo un creare spazio e osservare: il terreno elettivo della Mindfulness.

Farsi carico dei propri pensieri, cioè non esserne schiavi o vittime, significa innanzitutto imparare a familiarizzare con loro, riconoscendoli e accettandoli per quello che sono. Niente da reprimere o demonizzare, solo un creare spazio e osservare: il terreno elettivo della Mindfulness.
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