The Cultural Shift Toward Starting The Day With Intention – No Phones, No Rush
It’s 6:30 a.m. The sun is peeking through the curtains. Your alarm goes off, but instead of reaching for your…
Author: Gayatri Singh
I am a Mindfulness Teacher, Sound Meditation Facilitator, and a Global Wellness Consultant, based in Mumbai, India.
I help professionals and organizations worldwide integrate Mindfulness, Sound meditation, and Holistic well-being into their culture, enhancing productivity, resilience, and mental wellness. Visit my website at: www.GayatriSingh.com
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“Sit with stillness, it knows the way.”
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Bamboo bends, but never breaks.
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Nothing Lasts Forever: Embracing the Beauty of Mujō in Everyday Life
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