An interesting article in the New Scientist demonstrates that the feeling of being watched, even by a photocopy of a pair of eyes, prompts us to be more honest.
Two interesting podcasts about dreaming, the first from ITConversations, a discussion with Dr Rubin Naiman about the medical value of sleeping, dreaming and awakening.
I got an email from an attendee at an EFT for public speaking anxiety I did more than a year ago.
I’ve produced a guided ‘bodyscan’ meditation for downloading or listening. The bodyscan meditation is a way of systematically directing your attention to the breathing and the body using the imagination to hold your awareness steady.
By Lance Winslow Andy: this has to be the most unexpected piece of meditation advice I’ve ever seen.
I was standing at a bus stop in Newcastle the other day in front of two extravert African women chattering away in a loud, staccato language I’d never heard before.
I’ve just finished reading ‘Like a Hole in The Head’ by Ivan Noble.
It’s just a coincidence, but following on from the Canadian happiness post which included a piece about the happiness abilities of a Buddhist monk, here’s a podcast by a Buddhist monk about the neurobiolgy of happiness!