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WALKING TOWARDS MINDFULNESS

Focusing on the act of walking rather than the destination can, paradoxically, encourage us to keep going long after we might’ve given up. It’s one of the many benefits of walking meditation, a practice taught by the late Buddhist Zen monk Thich Ngat Hahn. He wrote two books about

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