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The Mindful Eye - Talleres de fotografia contemplativa
La imagen revela aquello que somos capaces de ver o de no ver, como acto fotográfico y como metáfora de nuestra. Nuestros talleres ofrecen una forma innovadora de integrar la práctica de la observación consciente con el arte de la. Fotografía. Además de mejorar la técnica fotográfica, el taller provee una experiencia de crecimiento personal a través del. Mediante ejercicios fotográficos, físicos y reflexivos, experimentarás las siete fases que sugerimos para esta práctica:.
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The Art of Present Parenting. The father-child relationship is a precious one, and one that is filled with challenges and opportunities. The Mindful Father website is a part of the family of mindfulness websites and services developed by the Institute for Mindfulness Studies. We hope you find the material offered to be helpful to you as you experience the joys of parenthood and of living life. To learn more about the Institute for Mindfulness Studies. Other IMS Websites of Interest.
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Thursday, July 28, 2016. My beliefs are irrelevant. We get to the week of class. John, suspicious of the word ZEN in the title, has to go looking it up to make sure it's not something sinister. He finds a number of things on it including that it's used for mindfulness (oh hey, a connection with DBT, now I wish I had known that beforehand! The shape drawing can lead to a meditative state. Now, you would think that this would be a good thing, right? Did you know that Zentangles. And that's not acceptable a...
