Jon Kabat-Zinn

The international bestselling mindfulness guide. Mindfulness is considered the heart of Buddhist meditation. But its essence is universal and of deep practical benefit to everyone. In Wherever You Go, There You Are, Jon Kabat-Zinn maps out a simple path for cultivating mindfulness in our lives, and awakening us to the unique beauty and possibilities of each present moment. Since its first publication in 1994 (as Mindfulness Meditation for Beginners), this book has changed lives across the globe and is a perennial international bestseller.

Mindfulness meditation for everyday life

Wherever You Go, There You Are

An updated tenth anniversary edition of the best-selling guide explains how anyone can use mindfulness--the Buddhist art of living each moment fully as it happens--to reduce anxiety, achieve inner peace, find fulfillment, and enrich one's life, accompanied by a series of anecdotes, instructions, and meditations. Reprint. 100,000 first printing.

Mindfulness Meditation in Everyday Life

Your feelings are creations of your mind's view of things.

There is no successful escaping from yourself in the long run, just transformation.

We must be willing to encounter darkness and despair when they come up and face them, over and over again if need be, without running away or numbing ourselves in the thousands of ways we habitually conjure up to avoid what is really unavoidable. 

Non-doing simply means letting things be and allowing them to unfold in their own way.

Asking yourself from time to time, "Am l awake now?”

Shelby Doherty

Sarah Escorsa

Archita Birla

it’s not necessarily that i found this book to be *bad* i just find it frustrating when people try to make meditation and mindfulness as separate from their hindu & buddhist roots. in trying to do so, this book makes several blunders that were quite clear to me (a novice meditator). i don’t feel it is appropriate to try to disengage this practices from their spiritual and religious ties, because they ARE an intrinsic part of hindu & buddhist practices and trying to act as if they’re not is inappropriate, and i feel, disrespectful. still, this book is a good “intro” to mindfulness and is concise in its points — although i again wonder why mindfulness and meditation have to be easily digestible to Westerns?

Wherever You Go, There You Are Mindfulness meditation for everyday life

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