Sunday, November 13, 2016

MPDR Archives Blog Post #772 - Nov 9, 2016

Bring curious attention
to the sensations of the breath
flowing in and out of your body
for the next 3 breaths
image witnessed by M. Lee Freedman
“When you are mindful you are fully present, in-the-moment without judgment. When it comes to eating, mindfulness helps amplify the volume of your body’s cues so you can hear loud and clear when you are hungry and full. Many social and environmental factors can stand in the way of being able to accurately decode your body’s feedback. Mindfulness helps you break free from routine eating habits by examining the thoughts, feelings and internal pressures that affect how and why you eat (or don’t eat).” 

-excerpt from 7 Mindful Eating Tips
© 2004 National Eating Disorders Association
www.NationalEatingDisorders.org

-To read the seven mindful eating tips, please follow this link: http://www.uhs.berkeley.edu/eda/7Mindful.pdf


Wishing you
moments of presence, enjoyment and gratitude
while you are eating
 
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