
Continuous Becoming: Offering Mindfulness in a Transition Center
Midwest Alliance for Mindfulness teacher Erik Hulse writes about the time he spent volunteering at Transition Center Kansas City (TCKC), an organization that helps the formerly incarcerated make a successful reintegration into the community.

Another Near Enemy of Compassion: Firefighting
Firefighting makes a big splash, but doesn't get to the root of the problem - and the long-term costs are high. Mindfulness and compassion can show us a better way.

The Transformational Power of Mindfulness Teacher Training
As a full time college professor, Angie Bahner would like to use her mindfulness teacher training experience to develop a curriculum that offers possibilities for learning about mindfulness and engaging in practices within the classroom.

The Transformational Experience of Mindfulness Teacher Training
Meet Jeanie Bunker, CMT-200, whose passion is to pass on her love of mindfulness to the next generation and to be of service to her community.

The Gifts of Everyday Mindfulness
On this day of giving thanks, I reflect on the everyday gifts of mindfulness in my own life and in the lives of all who practice and all those they touch

Meet the Teacher: Tobi Holloway
Meet our newest core teacher, Tobi Holloway, CMT-200, who is passionate about taking good care of ourselves, each other, and our planet.

A Mindfulness Center in the Midwest: Five and Still Alive
Its coming up on five years now that we've offered mindfulness services in our community as an official entity

Taming the Judging Mind
A dedicated practice of mindfulness helps us harness the built-in human survival strategy of judging so that we can respond with wisdom.

Wise Versus Unwise Speech
Wise speech consists of words that are truthful, timely, and coming from a place of goodwill, but this is easier said than done.

Cultivating Five Inner Strengths: Wisdom
Wisdom is one of the Five Inner Strengths that can be cultivated to help us in our mindfulness journey.

Cultivating Five Inner Strengths: Concentration
Concentration is one of the five inner strengths - a steadiness of the mind that we develop through mindfulness practice.

A Polity of Mindfulness and Compassion
Mindfulness can help us expand our perspective so that we might make more compassionate choices about the ways we govern society, how we relate to each other and how we inhabit our planet home.

Cultivating Five Inner Strengths: Joyful Effort
Joyful effort is one of the five inner strengths - gladly showing up for our mindfulness practice, again and again, with a sense of freshness and upliftedness.

Cultivating Five Inner Strengths: Confidence
Confidence is one of the Five Inner Strengths we can cultivate that support us in our mindfulness journey - a deeply embodied trust in oneself and the possibilities of practice.

Cultivating Five Inner Strengths
The five inner strengths are interconnected beneficial qualities that steady the mind and support our mindfulness practice so we might live in closer alignment with our deepest values.

Taming Shame Through Mindfulness
Mindfulness can help us tame our shame so that this self-conscious emotion doesn't derail us or hijack our actions in unskillful ways.

Mindfulness of Rest
Mindfulness can expand our opportunities to take rest, even in the middle of the chaos of daily life.

Near Enemies of Enlightenment
Seeing enlightenment as a series of discrete experiences, a lifelong practice, and an ongoing process can help us avoid the costly pitfalls of hubris and delusion.