Episodio 336: Piccole Cose per Niente Piccole

Immersi in un flusso incessante di pensieri che reclamano la nostra attenzione, facciamo fatica a notare quanto di piacevole c'è nella nostra esperienza. Eppure, assaporare ogni istante è una delle abitudini più salutari che possiamo coltivare.

Episode 336 of the Mindfulness in Voce podcast, hosted by Alessandro Gilibini, titled "Episodio 336: Piccole Cose per Niente Piccole" was published on September 12, 2023 and runs 5 minutes.

September 12, 2023 ·5m · Mindfulness in Voce

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Immersi costantemente in un flusso di pensieri che reclamano la nostra attenzione, facciamo fatica a notare quanto di piacevole c'è nella nostra esperienza. Soprattutto le piccole cose. Eppure, assaporare ogni istante è una delle abitudini più salutari che possiamo coltivare. Lascia un commento nella nostra community! https://discord.gg/hDVGVd2

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Immersi costantemente in un flusso di pensieri che reclamano la nostra attenzione, facciamo fatica a notare quanto di piacevole c'è nella nostra esperienza. Soprattutto le piccole cose. Eppure, assaporare ogni istante è una delle abitudini più salutari che possiamo coltivare. Lascia un commento nella nostra community! https://discord.gg/hDVGVd2

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