Mindful in May | Meditation Taster
Here is a sneak peak at the kind of meditation practices you will get as part of the Mindful in May online program. This was the very first meditation from last years challenge, the body scan. It’s a taste of what thousands of people across the globe will be practicing as part of Mindful in May. This year there will be a few new meditations.
If you haven’t meditated before it’s worth knowing that just like physical exercise it can feel hard when you start. It gets better as you start to do it regularly and you’ll notice significant changes in your ability to stay focussed and manage stress.
Try taking ten minutes today, tomorrow and the next day – and see if it starts to feel different. Then, maybe you’ll find you’re up for a bigger challenge – 31 days of mindfulness meditation, while raising funds for a good cause and reaping the benefits to your mind, body, emotions, relationships, work and daily life.
You can sign up to be mindful in may with friends and workmates this year. Register your own team online, fundraise to help bring clean water to those in need and support one another to meditate every day. You’ll feel so good by the end. It’s a real win, win. But it only happens once a year and registration closes very soon.
Registrations for Mindful in May close very soon.
Before April 30.
You’ll receive daily emails to keep you on track, weekly audio downloadable meditations and exclusive video interviews with leaders in the field of meditation, wellbeing and mindset.
"If we wish to be healthy, happy and clear-minded, we need to upgrade our “inner technology”of attention to meet the demands of our increasingly complex world. That's where mindfulness comes in.."
- DR ELISE BIALYLEW
about the HOST AND FOUNDER OF
MINDFUL IN MAY:
DR ELISE BIALYLEW
Elise Bialylew is the author of the bestselling book, The Happiness Plan, and founder of Mindful in May, the world’s largest online global mindfulness fundraising campaign.
A doctor trained in psychiatry, turned social entrepreneur and mindfulness expert, she’s passionate about supporting individuals and organisations to develop inner tools for greater wellbeing and flourishing, and offers workshops and training at The Mind Life Project.
Her work has been featured in the Huffington Post, New York Times and on Australian Television. She was recently recognised by the Australian Financial Review as a 2019 AFR Women of Influence.
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