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Simple mindfulness practices to help health care professionals of all kinds reconnect with themselves and their patients, find joy, and build resilience. Healers need healing too. Mindful Medicine shares simple mindfulness practices and brief meditations that fit easily into the demanding schedule of a healthcare worker’s day, creating an experience of less stress and more presence, connection, ease, and flow. Addressing topics such as connecting with yourself and your patients, the role of the Inner Critic in medicine, and rescue remedies for times of stress, this book offers evidence-based support for the many challenges of healthcare work. These short practices are an invitation to replenish the passion of healthcare work and douse the flickering flames of burnout.

Si has oído hablar de los beneficios de la práctica del mindfulness pero crees que no tienes tiempo en tu ajetreada vida, prepárate para que te demuestren que estás afortunadamente equivocada o equivocado. El mindfulness se puede practicar en todo momento, incluso ahora mismo, tal y como la maestra zen Jan Chozen Bays enseña en estos ejercicios de mindfulness de veinticinco minutos que se pueden realizar en cualquier lugar. Utilízalos para cultivar la gratitud y la perspicacia que produce prestar atención a los pequeños momentos de la vida con el cuerpo, el corazón y la mente.

A compact, carry-along collection of meditative eating practices to use wherever you happen to be. Eating should be a source of joy—not a cause of angst, stress, or calorie-counting. Jan Chozen Bays’s 2009 edition of Mindful Eating demonstrated the timeliness of that message in a world where our relationship with food is often negatively charged to the point where eating disorders are epidemic. Her approach ties together the latest science with Buddhist mindfulness techniques (she’s an MD as well as a Zen teacher) in a way that’s brought amazing results to folks who had no idea eating could be such a fulfilling and fun activity. With this little book, Jan now makes mindful eating even more accessible, providing simple exercises you can use anywhere in a small format you can keep in your pocket or purse to pull out for inspiration wherever you might be—any time you want to find a way to reconnect with eating as one of life’s great joys.

Sie haben schon von dem großen Nutzen der Achtsamkeit gehört, denken jedoch, dass Sie keinen weiteren Punkt auf Ihrer To-do-Liste gebrauchen können. Wenn das stimmt, können Sie sich hier vom Gegenteil überzeugen. Gelegenheiten achtsam zu sein, zu meditieren und zu üben gibt es immer, gerade auch dann, wenn Sie unterwegs sind. Jede der 52 Karten stellt eine leichte Achtsamkeitsübung der Zen-Lehrerin und Kinderärztin Jan Chozen Bays vor. Achtsamkeit mitten im Trubel des Alltags zu kultivieren, ist leichter als man denkt.

"How mindfulness can restore the healthy relationship with food we were meant to have--with striking effects on disorders such as overeating, anorexia, and bulimia--an extensively revised edition of this bestseller that includes important new data. Apply mindfulness to your relationship with food and you may be surprised to find that eating becomes a source of joy--instead an angst-ridden activity haunted by nutritionally based guilt, calorie-counting, and even more serious problems like eating disorders. For nearly a decade, Jan Bays's guide to eating mindfully has been transforming people's relationship with food--and based on her continued work with those people as well as new data emerging on the topic, she has created this significantly revised and refined version of the original, which contains even more essential information on mindful eating, as well as inspiring new examples from her workshop participants. She shows how to: Tune into your body's own wisdom about what, when, and how much to eat; Eat less while feeling fully satisfied; Identify your habits and patterns with food; Develop a more compassionate attitude toward your struggles with eating; Discover what you're really hungry for. The 75-minute audio program of exercises from the original book has also been revised and will now be available as an audio download"--

A pocket-sized collection of 25 easy mindfulness practices you can do anytime, anywhere—from the author of Mindful Eating Mindfulness can reduce stress, improve physical health and quality of life, and give you deep insight. Meditation practice is one way to do it, but not the only way. In fact, there are easy ways to fit it into your everyday life. Jan Chozen Bays provides here 25 practices that can be used on the go to cultivate mindfulness. The three-breath practice, the mindfulness of entering rooms, offering compliments, tasting your food one careful bite at a time—these deceptively simple practices can have a cumulative effect for the better. Use them to cultivate the gratitude and insight that come from paying attention with body, heart, and mind to life’s many small moments. This book is an abridgment of Bays' longer collection How to Train a Wild Elephant: And Other Adventures in Mindfulness. Mindfulness on the Go is part of the Shambhala Pocket Library series. The Shambhala Pocket Library is a collection of short, portable teachings from notable figures across religious traditions and classic texts. The covers in this series are rendered by Colorado artist Robert Spellman. The books in this collection distill the wisdom and heart of the work Shambhala Publications has published over 50 years into a compact format that is collectible, reader-friendly, and applicable to everyday life.

Winner of the 2016 IPPY Gold Medal Award for Self Help How making a vow — consciously setting an intention—can be a powerful tool for achieving all sort of goals, from the author of the best-selling Mindful Eating .Making a vow is a powerful mindfulness practice—and all you have to do to tap into that power is set your intention consciously. A vow can be as "small" as the aspiration to smile at someone at least once every day, or as "big" as marriage; as personal as deciding to be mindful when picking up the phone or as universal as vowing to save all sentient beings. It can be deeply spiritual, utterly ordinary, or both. Zen teacher Jan Chozen Bays looks to traditional Buddhist teachings to show the power of vows—and then applies that teaching broadly to the many vows we make. She shows that if we work with vows consciously, they set us in the direction of achieving our goals, both temporal and spiritual.Bays presents secular and spiritual wisdom from both East and West, highlighting figures such as Martha Graham, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Buckminster Fuller. She helps us examine the vows we have already made for ourselves and the vows we’ve unconsciously inherited. She supports us in repairing broken vows, crafting new intentions, and exploring what’s truly on our bucket lists.

Gelübde - gute Absichten, die uns mit ungeahnter Energie versorgen. Bei achtsam gesetzten Zielen kann es sich um kleine Vorhaben handeln, wie täglich jemanden anzulächeln. Es kann auch etwas Großartiges sein, wie ein Ehegelöbnis. Wenn wir ein Ziel mit bewusster Intention verfolgen, wird daraus eine Kraft, die uns bei allem, was wir tun, mit ungeahnter Energie unterstützt. Jan Chozen Bays vermittelt weltliche wie spirituelle, östliche wie westliche Weisheit. Sie stellt in ihrem neuen Buch neben Übungen auch Menschen vor, die ihr Leben in diesem Sinne leben. Gebrochene Versprechen können heilen. Neue Ziele können geformt werden. Damit es gelingt, zeigt Jan Chozen Bays uns mit Übungen, wie wir herausfinden können, was noch an Selbstauferlegtem in dem Rucksack steckt, den wir immerzu mit uns tragen. Als Äbtissin, Zen-Lehrerin und Ärztin heilt Jan Chozen Bays Körper und Seele und bietet tiefe Einsichten in die wahren inneren Gaben, die jeder von uns in seinem einzigartigen Leben realisieren kann.

Sie haben schon von dem großen Nutzen der Achtsamkeit gehört, denken jedoch, dass Sie keinen weiteren Punkt auf Ihrer To-do-Liste gebrauchen können. Wenn das stimmt, können Sie sich hier vom Gegenteil überzeugen. Gelegenheiten achtsam zu sein, zu meditieren und zu üben gibt es immer, gerade auch dann, wenn Sie unterwegs sind. Die Zen-Lehrerin und Kinderärztin Jan Chozen Bays zeigt Ihnen 26 leichte Achtsamkeitsübungen. Achtsamkeit mitten im Trubel des Alltags zu kultivieren, ist leichter als man denkt.

El arte de la atención (mindfulness) puede transformar nuestra cotidiana lucha con las comidas, renovar nuestro sentido del placer, así como nuestra satisfacción con la alimentación. El arte de la atención plena puede transformar nuestros conflictos con la alimentación –y renovar nuestro sentido del placer, valoración y satisfacción con la comida. Recurriendo a investigaciones recientes e integrando sus experiencias como médica y maestra de meditación, la Dra. Jan Bays ofrece una presentación maravillosamente clara de lo que es la conciencia plena y cómo ésta puede ayudar con los problemas alimenticios. Comer atentos es un enfoque que involucra llevar una conciencia plena al proceso de alimentación –a todos los sabores, olores, pensamientos y sensaciones que surgen durante una comida. Ya sea que usted tenga sobrepeso, sufra de un desorden alimenticio, o simplemente quiera sacar más provecho de su vida, este libro le ofrece una herramienta simple que puede marcar una diferencia notable. En este libro, usted aprenderá cómo: • Sintonizar con la propia sabiduría de su cuerpo en relación a qué, cuándo y cuánto comer. • Sentirse plenamente satisfecha aunque coma menos. • Identificar sus hábitos y patrones alimenticios. • Desarrollar una actitud más compasiva hacia sus problemas alimenticios. • Descubrir la verdadera fuente de su ansiedad por la comida. Comer atentos incluye también un programa descargable de audio de 80 minutos de duración, con ejercicios guiados.