Aware
Aware
Dr. Daniel Siegel M.D.
Arianna Huffington
Rooted in science, it’s a great way to focus your attention and build a life of less stress and more presence. - Arianna Huffington
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Aware

Aware: The Science and Practice of Presence--A Complete Guide to the Groundbreaking Wheel of Awareness Meditation Practice

Dr. Daniel Siegel M.D.
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Dr. Daniel Siegel M.D.
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In "Aware," Dr. Daniel Siegel, a trailblazer in the field of mindfulness and mental health, presents a transformative journey into the heart of meditation through the innovative Wheel of Awareness. This guide is not merely an exploration but a practical toolkit designed for anyone seeking to enhance their daily life with more focus, presence, and serenity. Siegel masterfully demystifies the science behind meditation’s efficacy, offering readers a robust framework for understanding how directing our attention can fundamentally alter the wiring of our brains. With "Aware," embark on a path towards cultivating a stronger, more resilient mind, capable of facing life’s tumult with grace and equanimity. Beyond a simple meditation manual, "Aware" stands as a testament to the power of mindful awareness to foster deep, transformative growth. Dr. Siegel’s method—rooted in years of clinical research and accessible to both novices and long-time practitioners alike—empowers individuals to harness their own capacity for self-healing and emotional stability. Through the practice of focusing attention, expanding awareness, and nurturing compassionate intention, readers will discover the keys to unlocking a healthier brain and a more harmonious life. Dr. Siegel’s work is a beacon for those navigating the complexities of modern existence, offering hope and practical strategies for cultivating a life marked by greater peace and mindfulness.

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Released
2018
21 Aug
Length
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Rooted in science, it’s a great way to focus your attention and build a life of less stress and more presence. - Arianna Huffington
Making sense of a past that made no sense is opening to the sensations of the past and putting them together now to see how they impacted you then, and how you can free yourself to live the life you want now. That’s why making sense makes so much integrative sense. We cannot change the past, but we can change how we understand the way it has impacted us and how we liberate ourselves in the present to free ourselves for the future.
— Dr. Daniel Siegel M.D., Aware

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