This blog offers reflections on the development of mindfulness practice in personal and professional life, on Psychology and on Spirituality, as well as news about Mindfulness Activity in the Geneva area.
One day I was sitting on my bed meditating, and a cat wandered in and plopped down on my lap. I took the cat and tossed it out the door. Ten seconds later it was back on my lap. We got into a sort of dance, this cat and I...I tossed it out because I was trying to meditate, to get enlightened. But the cat kept returning. I was getting more and more irritated, more and more annoyed with the persistence of the cat. Finally, after about a half-hour of this coming in and tossing out, I had to surrender. There was nothing else to do. There was no way to block off the door. I sat there, the cat came back in, and it got on my lap. But I did not do anything. I just let go. Thirty seconds later the cat got up and walked out.
I hope you may find this blog helpful.It aims to encourage the daily practice of mindfulness and support those who have participated in mindfulness programmes.
I am a Mindfulness Trainer, offering professional education, mindfulness-informed therapy, group and one-to-one courses in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, and other Mindfulness-Based Workshops.