Articles on Religion, Politics, Human Interest
Mindfulness involves being fully present in the moment, fostering a peaceful inner space away from distractions. Rooted in Buddhism and popularized by Thich Nhat Hanh, it emphasizes awareness of one’s breath and surroundings. Unlike traditional meditation, mindfulness can be practiced anytime, enhancing one’s connection to the present without emotional overwhelm.
The author reflects on personal responsibility in the climate crisis, admitting that individual consumption habits contribute significantly to environmental destruction. Despite vocal criticism of corporations and policymakers, the writer recognizes their own hypocrisy in demanding change while perpetuating harmful practices. Real solutions to the crisis begin with personal accountability.
Anthropogenic changes cover human activities related to biophysical environments, natural resources, global warming, environmental degradation, ocean acidification and ecological collapse.
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