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Mindful friendships

Practising mindfulness allows you to be present so you can fully embrace the experience you are having in that moment. Being present with another person involves giving them your complete and undivided attention and the space to feel valued and understood.

When mindfulness is added to the relationship mix, connection and empathy are enhanced. Both people have a more positive feeling about each other and the experience they are sharing.

Authentic, unconditional friendship is one of the greatest gifts you can give another person. Approaching the friendship mindfully allows you to cultivate a deep, lasting connection.

What does the research tell us?

A study published in 2014 demonstrated that mindfulness enhanced relationships when it was

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