by Centred Meditation | Nov 20, 2017 | Centred Thought of the Week, Reflections
Last night we watched the movie on the Stanford Prison Experiment, and ended up with quite an interesting philosophical insight which is a little beyond the norm. If you’ve never heard of it before, the Stanford Prison Experiment was an infamous study conducted...
by Centred Meditation | Nov 14, 2017 | Centred Thought of the Week, Reflections, Studio News
We were fortunate at the end of last week to spend two days at the Mindful Leadership Forum immersed in the worlds of both mindfulness and leadership and what that potent combination offers us in this current day and age. Not to mention how lucky we felt to hang out...
by Centred Meditation | Nov 6, 2017 | Centred Thought of the Week, Neuroscience
Our guests often comment on how good we are at remembering their names, and how touched they feel when we do. It’s not surprising, since evidence suggests that hearing one’s own name has unique brain functioning activation specific to one’s own name in relation...
by Centred Meditation | Oct 30, 2017 | Centred Thought of the Week, Neuroscience
We’ve all been there before…Eyes shut but mind open. Tossing and turning all night long, whilst avidly watching the hours of the clock increasing and our total potential sleep time decreasing. Which before you know it, it could start to have an effect on...
by Centred Meditation | Oct 24, 2017 | Centred Thought of the Week, Reflections
Have you ever found yourself immersed in a conversation so deeply that you forget where you even are? You somehow get lost in the flow between their words and yours, and before you know it a whole hour has passed by. That’s the kind of connection we strive for...
by Centred Meditation | Oct 17, 2017 | Centred Thought of the Week, Reflections
Have you ever asked yourself… what does a life well lived look like to you? For us, a life well lived looks like an intimate connection with the people around us, a deep sense of purpose driving all our actions, a spark of adventure in every activity, a backdrop...
