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<description>I know but one freedom and that is the freedom of the mind. --Antoine de Saint-Exupery</description>
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<description>&quot;At first, I sat on a couch cushion in the middle of my living room, and meditated for 5 minutes using my kitchen timer. At the beginning, I experienced what the book referred to as a 'waterfall' of thoughts. Having never tried to focus my mind on something so simple as respiration, so many thoughts poured down on me: 'What am I going to have for lunch?' 'What if this doesn't work?' 'I should do a load of laundry.' In these instances, the wild horse takes off. Then you have to grab the reigns, and lead the horse back to the path: your breath. The important thing is to commit to doing this, and not leave your seat until the timer goes off, otherwise the horse is in control instead of the rider.&quot; Joanna Holsten writes eloquently about her early exploration of training the mind for happiness.</description>
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<title>Be The Change</title>
<description>Run your own experiment of mental training for 5 minutes today.</description>
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