Author Archives: Michael

I was impressed to see in the news (18 Dec 2015) that even in primary schools, the practice of mindfulness is gaining serious attention (Mindfulness relaxation trial). By beginning the day with a relaxed and positive frame of mind, the students and the teacher would potentially be primed to make positive choices through the day that lead to moreContinue reading “Meditation and Positive Learning Choices”

For my earlier musings; please see: Here, Michael captures his essence through prose, to share with people looking for a different view. At this time, a zen flavour can be seen, with a minimum of words. Pick a topic. Lifelong Learning (Research) as a Struggle Dilemmas of Research Communication Across Cultures Twitter and SMS inContinue reading “Earlier musings”

Written by Andrew. J. Williams – Lay Dhamma Teacher – 14/4/15 Buddhism has taken firm roots in Australia during the last few decades, due in part to people migrating to Australia from various Buddhist cultures and their 2nd generation, who either moved here as children or were born here. It is also due in part to theContinue reading “‘NO WORRIES, MATE’!”

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