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VIA HUFFPOST FROM JEANNE BALL\r\nAs we go through life, our brain is always changing and adapting, say neuroscientists. During the first 18-20 years of life the brain is developing circuits that will
By Russell SimmonsI just had a very blissful experience. Last Thursday, I meditated with 150 students at the Ideal Academy Public Charter School (K-12) in the heart of downtown Washington, D.C. I
“Teen drinking may cause irreversible brain damage: A recent study by neuroscientist Susan Tapert of the University of California, San Diego, compared the brain scans of teens who drink heavily with
By Russell SimmonsI have been a meditator for about 12 years. It has given me energy, strength, health, wisdom, and access to my own inner stillness, inner silence, inner bliss. It is my connection to
By Russell SimmonsI have been a meditator for about 12 years. It has given me energy, strength, health, wisdom, and access to my own inner stillness, inner silence, inner bliss. It is my connection to
The act of atonement is a process, not a one time event.  Tiger Woods has begun that process and for that I applaud him.  I know firsthand from my yoga practice how important it is to breathe unrestrained
Recently, I called Russell and said I felt \"stuck\" and that my meditation was not \"progressing.\"  He said the scripture said progress is made when we practice \"long and hard and without interuption.\"
The daily practice of meditation is precious to me. It\'s in the stillness and the silence that I am able to make sense of the world and the creative possibilities that help me do better in all aspects
Show up today at the governor\'s office at 1 p.m. I\'LL BE THERE TOO!\r\n \r\nTHIS IS THE WEEK I\'m interested in being entertained by gossip or funny tv or music or.... but if I could just get people excited
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