Rick Hanson
You've heard the expression, â€œItâ€™s the, little, things that count.â€ It's more than a simple platitude. Research has shown that integrating little daily practices into your life can actually change the way your brain works.,This guide offers simple things you can do routinely, mainly inside your mind, that will support and increase your sense of security and worth, resilience, effectiveness, well-being, insight, and inner peace. For example, they include: taking in the good, protecting your brain, feeling safer, relaxing anxiety about imperfection, not knowing, enjoying your hands, taking refuge, and filling the hole in your heart.Â  At first glance, you may be tempted to underestimate the power of these seemingly simple practices. But they will gradually change your brain through whatâ€™s called experience-dependent neuroplasticity.,Moment to moment, whatever you're aware ofâ€”sounds, sensations, thoughts, or your most heartfelt longingsâ€”is based on underlying neural activities. This book offers simple brain training practices you can do every day to protect against stress, lift your mood, and find greater emotional resilience.,Just one practice each day can help you to:,Be good to yourself ,Enjoy life as it is ,Build on your strengths ,Be more effective at home and work ,Make peace with your emotions ,With over fifty daily practices you can use anytime, anywhere, ,Just One Thing, ,is a groundbreaking combination of mindfulness meditation and neuroscience that can help you deepen your sense of well-being and unconditional happiness.
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Just One Thing: Developing a Buddha Brain One Simple Practice at a Time