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|Name=Notice Multiple Sensations | |Name=Notice Multiple Sensations | ||
|image=Learn-About-Mindfulness.jpg | |image=Learn-About-Mindfulness.jpg | ||
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|Beacons=Attention | |||
|Lenses=Mindfulness | |||
|Realms=Enrollment | |||
|Nutshell=starts out with simple [[Mindfulness|Mindful]] practices of using smell, taste, and touch to {{Credo|Attention}}. | |Nutshell=starts out with simple [[Mindfulness|Mindful]] practices of using smell, taste, and touch to {{Credo|Attention}}. | ||
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{{Landmark Question Section | |||
|Topic1=Paying Attention to a Sensation |Question1=Can you practice paying attention to one sensation at a time - such as smelling your meal? | |Topic1=Paying Attention to a Sensation |Question1=Can you practice paying attention to one sensation at a time - such as smelling your meal? | ||
|Topic2=Paying Attention to Multiple Sensations | |Topic2=Paying Attention to Multiple Sensations | ||
|Question2=Can you hold your attention on two or more sensations at a time - such as smelling your meal and feeling your smooth utensils? Can you feel the difference as you move back and forth between single sensations and multiple sensations? | |Question2=Can you hold your attention on two or more sensations at a time - such as smelling your meal and feeling your smooth utensils? Can you feel the difference as you move back and forth between single sensations and multiple sensations? | ||
|Topic3=Sensations in The Now |Question3=Do you feel how the "weight" of sensations in the present is different than other thoughts which are not part of "Experiencing the Now"? | |Topic3=Sensations in The Now |Question3=Do you feel how the "weight" of sensations in the present is different than other thoughts which are not part of "Experiencing the Now"? | ||
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Doing this oatmeal example (or something similar), you'll be introduced to the first basic concepts of practicing Mindfulness, as part of simply eating something. There is a lot more to it, but just the simple act of paying attention to sensations is enough to help you "Experience the Now". | Doing this oatmeal example (or something similar), you'll be introduced to the first basic concepts of practicing Mindfulness, as part of simply eating something. There is a lot more to it, but just the simple act of paying attention to sensations is enough to help you "Experience the Now". | ||
* When it's time for your next meal, sit down at your table with your plate of food. | * When it's time for your next meal, sit down at your table with your plate of food. | ||
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* Clean up after your meal, maintaining your focus on the present moment. | * Clean up after your meal, maintaining your focus on the present moment. | ||
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