The Complete Path of Mindfulness with Melvin McLeod & Raghu Markus | Mindrolling Ep. 660

Melvin McLeod, editor of Lion’s Roar, shares his new vision of mindfulness as a complete way of living, from cultivating concentration and awareness to understanding our place in the universe. Check out Melvin’s podcast series, The Complete Path of Mindfulness, where he talks with leaders in the field about a groundbreaking new advance in mindfulness practice. Melvin and his guests explore mindfulness as not only a helpful meditation technique, but as a complete, transformative path of life. Watch here on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ ⁨@lionsroaronline⁩ This time on Mindrolling, Melvin and Raghu explore: - Looking into what this life and universe is all about - Leading happier and more meaningful lives - Seeing mindfulness as a complete path of life - Melvin’s four identified keys of mindfulness - Inspiration from Thich Nhat Hanh, one of the most important spiritual teachers of this age - Developing the power of concentration - Following a path without adopting a formal religion - Recognizing our deep, intimate connection with all things - Investigating the nature of awareness - Taming the mind and the RAIN method taught by Tara Brach - Be Here Now: Inhabiting the moment with loving-awareness - Melvin’s interview with Joanna Macy, renowned Buddhist thinker, environmental activist, and author About Melvin McLeod: Melvin McLeod is the editor-at-large of Lion's Roar, the largest media organization in the English language devoted to Buddhist meditation and mindfulness, and co-founder of Mindful magazine. He has been practicing for more than 40 years and is a well-known and respected authority on mindfulness and meditation. His ground-breaking teaching on the Complete Path of Mindfulness has been praised by leaders in the field as an important advance in how mindfulness is defined and practiced. Check out his new book to learn more about this innovative work: With a Single Breath: The Complete Path of Mindfulness. “When mindfulness is seen not simply as a helpful meditation technique but as a complete path of life, it can offer the same powerful tools for personal and societal transformation traditionally only offered by religion in an evidence-driven, common-sense format, for all of those people who are not especially interested in following a capital ‘R’ religious path.” –Melvin McLeod