How To Be Less Judgmental (Of Other People – ...

A tongue-in-cheek jaw release, a 30-second shake-off, and a two-finger trick that tells your body it's safe. Plus: why scrolling feels relaxing but isn't. Nadia Narain and Katia Narain Phillips are the authors of the international bestsellers Self-Care for The Real World and Ritu ...  Show more

Why tensing against pain makes it worse, the difference between acceptance and passivity, and how to plan for the future while staying present—from two of Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh's senior students. Brother Thích Chân Pháp Dung is a Vietnamese American Buddhist monk ordained in ...  Show more

Be guided in a meditation to uncover the real reason you judge other people. Passing judgment on others seems second nature to us. In fact, we seem to have a built-in mechanism for judging others that may stem from a survival need to protect our own self-interests. As you're guid ...  Show more

Be guided in an affirmation to honor the differences in others. Passing judgment on others seems second nature to us. In fact, we seem to have a built-in mechanism for judging others that may stem from a survival need to protect our own self-interests. As you're guided through th ...  Show more

Feel more grounded in yourself. Passing judgment on others seems second nature to us. In fact, we seem to have a built-in mechanism for judging others that may stem from a survival need to protect our own self-interests. As you're guided through this week's series, you're going t ...  Show more

This week, our theme is by request from a fellow meditator, Emma from Minnesota. She shares. "I really "hate" myself for judging others based on how they look on the outside, even before I know them, but I can't stop doing it." Passing judgment on others seems second nature to us ...  Show more