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Can I do something differently? Can I make a shift and a change in my life? If I'm unwilling to do that, and I'm unable to make the shift inside and accept, then I have to ask, Why am I choosing to be a victim?
An unexpected act of kindness changes someone's trajectory
Directed by Shanshan Chen (China)
Stigmatized for his bipolar disorder and unable to find help, Chen Wei created China’s first depression support group.
Cynthia explains that, “We do not have to be defined by the things that have happened to us. Forgiveness is the key to inner freedom and peace.”
Sabrina is a young dressmaker who lives in her messy house, surrounded by mannequins, fabrics and old furniture.
When you create an external system that you think is going to make life more secure for you or your loved ones, your children and so on, you're actually inviting violence.
Urgent ideas that are solved in surprising ways.
This beautifully animated short asks what is the best way to ease someone's pain and suffering?
Find somewhere quiet to listen through this audio-guided mindfulness practice.
This short documentary recounts one man's decision to donate one of his kidneys to a complete stranger.
Directed by Liz Mermin (UK)
This short film follows the "Be a Man" club, which brings young men and women together to fight stereotypes and become role models for their peers.
By the end of 2013, there were more mobile devices on Earth than people
When US Airways Flight 1549, or “The Miracle on the Hudson,” ditched into the Hudson River, Dave Sanderson knew he was exactly where he was supposed to be.
This talk explores how to meet these fears with mindful presence, and discover within them the essence energies of loving awareness and full aliveness.
Social Entrepreneur and CEO of Bodhi Tree Online: on identifying our true intention in our work, and how to reconcile making money with doing service.
Serving an adult sentence, for an adult crime, while still not legally a man, Carlos began his long journey towards redemption and servant leadership.
Our capacity to accept this life is key to our freedom.
When stressed, we often react with looping fear-thoughts, feelings and behaviors that cause harm to ourselves and/or others.
Best-selling author, speaker, spiritual feminist activist, talks about the reality of 21st century spirituality, the paradoxes that are at the root of truly finding our spiritual path, and the bottom line that WE are really our own best gurus.
At thirteen years old, Lynda’s life comes to a disastrous halt when her mother and two younger sisters are killed in a plane crash.
Except for a brief time with a wonderful foster family, those first 16 years were spent in the custody of a mentally ill man and alcoholic woman–her grandparents.
Yoga Photographer and Artist Robert Sturman discusses his journey as a yogi and photographer with Host Tracee Stanley.
This meditation invites the shift from thinking into open awareness.
Diana Winston teaches mindful awareness practices to the general public to promote health and well-being.
Conscious Good discusses film making experiences with the filmmakers!
We all strive to be happy.
Be entertained as you learn.
A Few Questions for Jayashri Wyatt - Creative Director and Special Event Manager for World Humanitarian Day at United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
Spark your creativity!
The gift of mindfulness is something that every dad can benefit from.
In David Orr’s landmark essay, he asks the same of education—what is it for?
It’s much more fun to be productive when the sun is shining and the birds are chirping.
By Lorraine Hess, Conscious Good
Start detangling our lives right now.
Mindfulness is a remarkably simple thing.
Make sure you’re getting the most out of your practice.
