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It is alarming how these two words can be confused at times considering how vastly different they are. This article is intended to bring clarity to these two terms. Bring forth knowledge on the subject; and encourage you to retrain the mind which will result in making the wise choice. We shall dive right into these two powerful terms by firstly identifying the definition of them.
Mindful
Practice of maintaining a non-judgmental state of awareness of one’s thoughts, emotions and experiences
Characteristics of Mindfulness
- acceptance
- awareness of change
- observation
- openness to experiences
- compassion
- non-attachment
Mind Full
Mental processing that has reached ineffective capacity. Process of thoughts overload.
Characteristics of Mind Full
- lack of focus regarding thoughts and events
- increased anxiety and stress
- overthinking
- difficulty in maintaining balance
- ineffective multi-tasking
Benefits of mindful over mind full
- Enhance ability to focus
- Increase productivity
- Reduce stress and anxiety
- Reflection on experiences
Ways to be more mindful
- Explore new activities in your free time
- Avoid distraction
- Practice breathing exercises
- Avoid multi-tasking
- Tap into your senses
- Be patient and gentle with yourself
- Notice when your mind wonders
So for those who can relate to both terms; hopefully this article has brought awareness and can assist you in choosing wisely to achieve optimum health and wellness. Keep in mind we are in control of our thoughts; feed positivity to the mind always and incorporate balance to your life. Thank you for your continued support. I look forward to your feedback. Peace and Blessings
References
www.mindfulpsyche.com/how-does-mindful-differ-from-mind-full
www.thecrookedcarrot.com
www.simplysnappingmom.com
www.mindfulnessmuse.com/mindfulness/8-basic-characteristics-of-mindfulness
www.psychologytoday.com
www.merriam.com
2 Comments
Very true positivity always brings better to your wellbeing
Great work ! More mindful less mind full