Compilation of series produced by mindfulnessgruppen, Used without demand to withdraw. Please visit their website @ www.mindfulnessgruppen.se and www.mindsunlimited.se Thank you Victoria.
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@WagnerSTrindade5 років тому
2:37: Beginners Mind 5:04: Non-Judging 9:00: Acceptance 11:55: Letting Go 15:20: Trust 18:20: Patience 20:13: Non-Striving 22:41: Gratitude 23:24: Generosity
@markprimavesi58415 років тому
Wagner, thank you very much for this. Had no idea appending a start time to the end of a UKposts URL could make a recording begin wherever one wanted. Very neat way of organising long talks into segments. Namaste!
@MrGorrion175 років тому
Thank you, Wagner!
@garypuckettmuse5 років тому
What is the point of this? So people can "skip" to exactly what they want to hear? There is something to be said for the "whole" which is made up of the parts. Do we really need a "Google" attitude to protect us from having to hear anything we haven't pre-decided we want to hear? I guess people who need to skip right to 5:04 are not going to bother reading the book Full Catastrophe Living which would change your life -- the teeny sound-bite is not going to change anything. People need to spend time with ideas, not rush to the point at 5:04 and move on at 9:00.
@mojo50934 роки тому
cck - stfu, you're an idiot if you can't see the need for timestamps
@Lene1973a4 роки тому
@@garypuckettmuse because someone might want to hear one the attitudes again, because of the inspiring words he said
@jesse79002 роки тому
These are the types of things worth listening to at least once a year, probably even once a month (or once a week.. or everyday)
@laurendoherty399Рік тому
Agreed! these are the types of things I think should be in the curriculum of every child's school work, every year. it should be a focus. i think it would solve a lot of the worlds problems.
@amiami5727Рік тому
More like once a day/week 🤜🏻🤛🏻
@sidstovell21774 місяці тому
How could I forget one of my favorite meditation teachers, and drift away? Severe pain brought me back. Thank you, Dr. A jewel in our lives.
@edenmackinnon2310Місяць тому
Relate for real
@jyotiswarupsamal15872 роки тому
I am grateful that we have teachers like you among us.
@benutzeraccount51276 років тому
I think the biggest probelm with mindfulness is that people often believe that the acceptance or letting go part is the same like ignoring problems that are there.
@brigittadyahutami19003 роки тому
Since COVID last year I started to do yoga. After a year I have my calling to dig more about mindfulness and it brought me here. Thank you so much and so grateful to Dr. Kabat-Zinn
@djmckaytvРік тому
3 years ago you made this video and I appreciate you. I feel deep in the hole and finding it hard to function because of debt and lack of opportunities for me atm. You’re right, depression lies. I will fight. Appreciate you
@tatianapouladian79014 роки тому
My heart is filled with gratitude for your teachings and how you are helping so many to transform. Thank YOU.
@ThefunksoulbroРік тому
Such wisdom in one short interview., As is the sermon on the mount.Peace.
@murielleleblanc4377Рік тому
The Sermon on the Mount written by Emmet Fox is a wonderful book to read . The beatitudes .
@johnanderson63176 років тому
Damon, the 9 point summary misses the point. I went from a suicidal severely depressed chronic pain sufferer to a fairly normal person again through my mindfulness practice. JKZ caught the attention of this skeptic with hard science. I had nothing to lose so I tried it. I cannot say that I am in eternal bliss or enlightenment, but I don't want to kill myself anymore. That seems to be a fair reward for spending 30 min a day in meditation.
@sethfoster76035 років тому
Why do people always come along and cheapen this fantastic work with mythological religion.
@sethfoster76035 років тому
Was that another thinly veiled threat of hell from a religious person? Very ‘christian’. Which of the thousands of mythological ‘gods’ is the one you believe in? We’re all going the same way when we die whether atheist or not, the same place you were before you were born ie nowhere.
@sethfoster76035 років тому
Catherine Correia if we/scientists can’t figure out something (yet), the answer isn’t mythological tales. Religions were created by man to control man, they only maintain their existence by adults indoctrinating children and making them fearful before they can form their own views. Have you ever thought how amazing it is that you happened to be born into a culture/country/family that believes in the god that’s the ‘right’ one, imagine if you were born into one of those religions that worships one of the gods that isn’t, what a fortunate coincidence for you.
@sethfoster76035 років тому
Catherine Correia ukposts.info/have/v-deo/o6JifWmkeaWbxGQ.html I prefer to listen to the good book.
@Sangee464 роки тому
This meditation healed me emotionally when I was experiencing pain. It was almost miraculous
@lugo37976 років тому
Thanks for the enlightenment, John! You're doing a great job! 😊👍😊
@vasantipunchoo36994 роки тому
The metaphor of the breath for letting go is beautiful
@juliawoodman79166 років тому
I accept emotional and physical pain so that I can look into it and see what is has to teach me, so that I can then let it go through treating the root causes instead of the symptoms. I am not like a monkey grasping a banana that traps my hand, I am like a quicksilver fish that twists easily free. I trust myself to know how to live. I am patient enough to sit with the moments along my path - to absorb the beauty everywhere, to be still and blissful in the midst of adventure. Life IS an adventure, here in this place, to discover all parts of ourselves while we enjoy our surroundings, our experiences, our relationships, our lessons ....... I am grateful for life, for love, for wild nature, for my mind and body which can dance and share the joys of what we can be.
@Brttan5 років тому
Julia Woodman that is simply beautiful.
@muftiassad60654 роки тому
What a beautiful way to summarise all this, lots of love.
@ericab90503 роки тому
Thx Julia
@elizabethwinters85193 роки тому
Thank you so much, what a beautiful gift you have shared with me
@humblelearning65633 роки тому
You wrote beautifully! I can easily relate and have much to learn from your words maam. Thankyou 😇
@annhenry74496 років тому
Just started this series and will be using this daily as a practice for self discovery. So far, so needed.
@steadyeffort31344 роки тому
i appreciate this video and the fact that you shared it with us all! Thank you!
@MegwilleatyourfaceРік тому
This talk has hit directly on the nose for me. Everything I need to hear. Thank you!!!!
@shumiatcher3 роки тому
An astute, wise, soul. Thank you Dr Zin
@christinakatherineking58307 років тому
I owe Jon Kabat Zinn a huge debt and I am so grateful. I have been telling all my friends about mindfulness - it has been a huge help and has saved my life. Thank you, Dr Kabat Zinn.
@Idlinfarm6 років тому
I feel immense gratitude for your work and access to it
@monicaurena36995 років тому
Thank you Dr. Jon Kabat Zin . So much!
@shangopeace65192 роки тому
This is so endearingly profounding that i have to watch it over and over over again to be able to process it!!!!!! May we all awake to this amazing spiritual world and realize what is the actual purpose of our existence
@Uppercut4432 роки тому
What a wonderful description you wrote..thanks for sharing
@ThefunksoulbroРік тому
The journey is the destination, stay blessed.
@joewag88Рік тому
It is profounding yes -- and, with repeated engagement, it continues to profound.
@user-qf5pe8cf4z5 місяців тому
Very GOOD good
@nikigreenfield35805 років тому
paying attention on purpose in the present moment non judgmentally …. SO MUCH IN THIS SHORT VIDEO. When I teach mindfulness I show this video to the people learning mindfulness. I love this man. Beautiful teacher.
@ThefunksoulbroРік тому
Great work, I hope that you are doing well ❤️🩹 Don't forget to sharpen your saw. Peace
@cameronhadlow10776 років тому
I’ve been doing this for about 2-3 years and oh my god it’s changed my life big time, if I ever met Jon I’ll have to say “thank you” in person.
@bastooopanooo23112 роки тому
Really I am in just few months
@quinciorangel9532 роки тому
arent you suppost to be not "brag" about it ?
@samuelsnell9474Рік тому
How s it changed your life
@ThefunksoulbroРік тому
Beautiful, stay blessed. You are never alone.
@natalieheath27262 роки тому
I have just discovered this man and a discovery he makes it all make sense I’m forever grateful 🙏
@bodhihagen95306 років тому
Thank you Jon, you have changed my life. Mindfulness is amazing, now every day is too!
@10toria197 років тому
Jon,Saki and the other teachers change lives for continued improvement and inner growth everyday.i'm so grateful.
@heliotropiawellbeing10 місяців тому
Still love this and use it regularly thank you Jon!
@roniregan13797 років тому
Thank you for this up load.
@lizgichora64727 років тому
Beautiful!..I love this video, so informative and healing.
@prof.gralemes78917 років тому
I am grateful for Jon! for Mindfulness in my life! and to be very lucky to have found the mindful teachers, and was Jon that started this! I love his videos! hes awesome! thanks always Kabat!
@sergiomorricone84235 років тому
Kabat-Zinn is helping me to literally transform my life. I would be very pleased to meet him.
@bigshoestofill10192 роки тому
These words are very profound. Thank you John
@hoanguyenfutu4 роки тому
I find many answers about myself and other people by practicing mindfulness. Thank you!
@cananilter56583 роки тому
I'm grateful for your wisdom and inspiration, that is really opening a space any time I remember.
@opheliamcfedries31036 років тому
Thank you the heavens have opened. That was a feel good video. Peace love and compassion for ourselves.
@michaelureadi28844 роки тому
Thank you for Jon Kabat Zinn...
@10toria197 років тому
many years ago, I met Jon and Saki in a room with other students. over the next three years, my life changed and became beautiful.
@ThefunksoulbroРік тому
Wow, what a privilege. Beautiful
@danielgareth42054 роки тому
Incredible wisdom, there is so much I can learn from Jon Kabat Zinn
@Edward-ko9pn6 років тому
I will watch this vidio as many times as it takes until I get it, even if I have to watch it 1000 times
@adamdownes47255 років тому
Now that's being on the path of Mastery.
@matanx875 років тому
Lol, before that watch mindfully your frustration of life. Notice that, knowledge the impermanence, accept it as part of human conditions. I hope you will find more ease when watching the video Have a super great day!!!
@tasmaniandevil67504 роки тому
Matan X that sounds snarky
@poloberton3 роки тому
if so, do not forget to download the video, so you do not pollute each time you watch it
@jonkabatzinn20463 роки тому
Thanks for sharing your comment ❤️,Do well to reach me on this mail, we definitely can work something out.
@cromeakin93963 роки тому
I've watched this five times now. One of the most important videos I've ever watched. Thank you 🙏
@farheenkayani66542 роки тому
i am the same i am acutall ywatching this every day :)
@georgeanngash98962 роки тому
Yes
@jimmcgoran9392 роки тому
I watch it quite often. I think its brilliant!
@movepauserestoreРік тому
Me too 👏 great teachings
@ThefunksoulbroРік тому
Very wise, you might enjoy Michael Singer.
@watchvideo7225Рік тому
What helped me is to stop trying to control how i feel. And the only way you can do that, is by realizing that you cant control it anyway. If you understand the futility of something, thats when it stops. And if you stop fighting , you have the capacity to sense being again. It is not an emotion but feels very sweet and alive. Live feels fresh and meaningful again.
@kimw31454 роки тому
Thankyou Jon Kabat-Zinn for teaching us about the 9 Attitudes of Mindfulness. It is an ongoing cycle of learning
@mimiformeyoga5 років тому
NAMASTE JKZ! Could listen to you all day long.
@v.aleriaРік тому
whoever edited this video deserves a raise, those were amazing transitions between topics!!❤❤
@Nancy82436 років тому
Wow..will listen to this often
@lgccyy5 років тому
This kind of discernment is like seeing through the emotional self, down one level deeper, and seeing how things really are. You are no longer dragged away by emotional judgements, but discerning and understanding rationally, you know why, you know the relationships between one thing one thought and another, in other words, you sort of understand yourself and things in way not possible when you are driven by your desires and preconceptions, and there is peace and clarity in that.
@ka8byrdie2 роки тому
this is so thoughtful and wonderfully presented. thank you .
@chaohuang8166 років тому
Thank for sharing the video! It is so powerful.
@jessegandy45106 років тому
Present moment non-judgement is a huge goal for me. Because it's through constant judgement of others and things that bring disappointment and anxiety. I'd like to let go of that.
@arslongavitabreves3 роки тому
You can, even at this point. You may not always feel that you're "non-judging", but like meditation practice taught us, we can always bring our attention back to where we want it to be. Doesn't matter where or how long it has gone to. It's three years already since you've commented and saw this video, and throughout those years, you might've completely forgotten about meditation practice altogether. That's fine, you can bring yourself back to it again. As many times as necessary.
@MariaAyub-ma-sentient24Рік тому
Glad to have found this video for reminding yourself with the ideas that make life a better experience everyday.
@priyasankara326 років тому
He changed my life and forever I am grateful
@soheila34567 років тому
As far ad I am alive I am deeply grateful to Dr. Kabat-Zinn. In my seminars I am referring to the science of mindfulness which could not have been possible without Dr. Kabat-Zinn's courage and passion. God bless him:)
@charlesjoseph75056 років тому
yup. Me too. Changed everything. I wish everyone knew!
@susanbaker-schloth11525 років тому
Your insights are helpful and thank you...
@count73404 роки тому
What about those who can't stand Mindfulness?
@jonkabatzinn20463 роки тому
Thanks for sharing your comment ❤️,Do well to reach me on this mail, we definitely can work something out.
@joepederson55892 роки тому
@@count7340 Then look the other way.
@zenithleader61282 роки тому
This is the second video am watching for Jon Kabat- Zinn. I knew immediately that this is the person to follow. Thank you source for connecting me to this wise man.
@hermelindazepeda56274 роки тому
thank You for the message. ( let it be ) ✌🌎💖
@shanablackmanboama44326 років тому
I appreciate this so much and understand it. It will become part of my practice
@michaelascheffler4229Рік тому
thank you this youtube video is my "tune in" & reminder in the morning. thank you
@jackwheeler276 років тому
"without any agenda whatsoever..." What beautiful words.
@edwinschi3 роки тому
Thank you very much !
@mydy87413 роки тому
Yes... It's a strange thing, it's the first time I have to watch a guiding video many times... Why do I feel I am attracted to this teaching? I feel the need of listening to it more and more times..!
@michellechung50837 років тому
it's very hard and so easily to forget the meaning of Mindfulness but one thing that I have been keeping up with it are smiles!
@shaharporat6 років тому
Great insights vividly introduced. Should be integrated deep within the education system. It will shift the paradigms we live on.
@jadsayegh62834 роки тому
Such clarity in his words around each of these attitudes. Letting your "Doing come from your Being" and non-striving has always been the most challenging part of mindfulness for me.
@Lydioski7 років тому
Thank you.
@jacquelinesmith29942 роки тому
This is just wonderful to hear.
@tiffanipowell41232 роки тому
Absolutely wonderful and eye opening. DBT also follows this practice of being mindfully aware with positive intent.
@janebaker6595Рік тому
Thank you sooo much Jon
@danas87549 місяців тому
thank you!
@hay162333 роки тому
powerful and peaceful messages
@helenebeaulieu2 роки тому
Thank you for this wonderful video which talk about the most important skills to have a good life. 🙏
@thewayoutisin5 років тому
I really appreciated his use of the in-breath and out-breath as an analogy for letting go. I'll use it from now on. Thanks.
@amy-lynnemahon89133 роки тому
Impression and expression. 💚
@elainehiggins63806 років тому
Just truly love this and all JKZ work, I find it wonderful - Elaine
@elizebethlin90573 роки тому
Perfect message...
@rozankhammash2957Рік тому
Thank you for demonstrating so simply. Very useful and easy to grasp... Looking forward to implementing some 🙏
@barbaraobradovic70567 років тому
Thank you for that.
@SteveSmekar-ll6ln6 років тому
What he says about acceptance is so valid. Say to yourself, 'this is mine, it is here and with me in the present', because to deny it is that pink elephant in the room or the emperor's new clothes. Once it is truly embraced, it may be effectively released.
@markduykers6603Рік тому
The monkey banana trap is a wonderful metaphor for our lives and struggle with clinging.
@marfra42793 роки тому
He’s awesome! 👏🏾
@sylviamalkahcalderoncourie65615 років тому
LONG LIFE Dear Dr. Jon Kabat Zinn
@outofthegoldfishbowletcete7626 років тому
Thank you
@lovingatlanta6 років тому
👍I'm extremely thankful for this info.
@ismaelspechtintuition35193 роки тому
To be watched every once in a while.
@christinatseng52787 років тому
such wisdom! clear and practical, and true.
@msid28057 років тому
Christina Tseng saa
@janf82863 роки тому
A courageous life lesson, thanks,
@tarachase44627 років тому
Wonderful!
@MindfulExplorations-op7bg5 місяців тому
*Thank you for the video!*
@romiecullen19684 місяці тому
Wow! Thank you.
@leciamay75843 роки тому
So much Gladdened that you are better. I don't think I would do anything for myself if I didn't think it would make me feel better in the long run.
@dinar53885 років тому
thank you for your helping
@shazmahmood28011 місяців тому
I love this video!!! Takes me back to 2020 when I watched it when I was being a training to be a teacher, Grateful :)
@yjc24182 роки тому
This video is a treasure!!
@SamBellGuitar3 роки тому
Thank you, so clear!
@totoeroe50394 роки тому
I discovered that i have perfectionism years ago, i always had big goals, lofty dreams even though i achieved some of them to some degree, i never felt so much peace until you mentioned about the non-striving attitude, which makes me happy even though i had just messed up big time.
@AnanyaChattopadhyay093 роки тому
It was beautiful. Thankyou
@alimabeh4 роки тому
Gratitude for your generosity! This is pure wisdom.
@mariaelenagarciamuller2634Рік тому
Closing his eyes to get deep into his Spirit is the greatest example and synthesis of his message. 1st Connect to the Oneness 2nd Let it Be 3rd Breath in and Breath out 4th Give Thanks 🙏🙏 5th Trust, be generous, patient, non-striving and understanding patient. Thanks Dr Zinn for putting in words your internal experience and useful knowledge on putting in sync our 🫀&🧠
@theresamartinovich8485 років тому
loved it... fabulous
@ramonmassoni96576 років тому
God bless you
@j.menzlihenshaw11196 років тому
So helpful. Thank you.
@robbinblankenship81947 років тому
Very good ideas and solutions!
@wendyworley82497 років тому
I am fairly new to all this and JKZ makes it all so clear. I have listened to others talk about and teach mindfulness but it all sounded like they were contradicting themselves. I gave up because it was confusing. After hearing JKZ i am drawn back in with greater clarity. 😊