The Nuts and Bolts of Mindfulness Meditation Environment- A quiet place where there wont be any interruptions or disturbances (turn the telephone off). Position and Posture- Kneeling. (In the Japanese Zen tradition, this is called seiza). Tops of the feet and shins are flat on the floor, and buttocks rests on the heels. Back straight, [...]
Archive for March 2010
The Secret Weapon For Overcoming Bullies *Part III*
March 31, 2010Categories: Martial Arts & Self-Defense
Tags: introspection, progressive relaxation, seiza, teaching meditation to kids, tuning in, zen meditation
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Meditation For Kids *Part II*
March 29, 2010Let’s take a peek inside the world of the average child. Growing up isn’t all ice-cream, rainbows and puppy dog kisses. There’s lots of stress, confusion, fear and disappointment. Plus, virtually every aspect of their lives is regulated to some degree by adults- from the moment the alarm goes off to the moment they’re sent [...]
Categories: Martial Arts & Self-Defense
Tags: anti bullying, dealing with bullies, meditation for kids, mindfulness meditation, personal development
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Teaching Meditation To Children – Everything You Need To Know & A Lot More *Part I*
March 29, 2010In order to successfully deal with bullies, your child is going to need some effective strategies. Some of the most powerful weapons in your child’s anti-bullying arsenal can be developed through… meditation. Meditation refers to a wide range of systems, techniques and traditions. Meditating relaxes the body, calms the mind, brings clarity, aids creativity, promotes [...]
Categories: Martial Arts & Self-Defense
Tags: acceptance, anti bullying, meditation, mindfulness, personal mastery, self-control, teaching meditation to children
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Bullies and Self-Esteem
March 22, 2010There’s a widely held belief that all bullies are insecure cowards who use aggression to cover their anemic self-image. Recently, psychologists have questioned their assumptions about self-esteem and reviewed decades of studies. Their findings? Feeling great about yourself isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Baumeister, R., Smart, L., & Boden, J. (1996). Relations of [...]
Categories: Articles
Tags: building self-esteem, bullying advice for parents, bullyying and self-esteem, criminal psychology, high self-esteem, low self-esteem, narcissism, true confidence
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Another “Expert” Explains “The Only Thing That Works”
March 12, 2010From the Levittown Tribune: I’m sure Barry McNamara is a well meaning guy. He’s a professor of special education at Dowling College and written a couple of books on bullying and ADD. He’s right about a lot of things, including the fact that developmentally disabled kids need protection from sadistic peers. He’s probably a really [...]
Categories: News & Commentary
Tags: bullies on the bus, fake statistics, how to deal with bullies, self-confidence, special ed, tattling
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