“The more positive action you take grounded in presence (stillness), the more effective you will become in your line of duty, work or social life.” — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“Like gratitude, authentic appreciation in the workplace is a realisation that can be nurtured and accessed with daily mindful practice. By and large, people who are grateful, happy and enthusiastic are going to demonstrate better performance than those who are unhappy and unappreciative. There is increasing evidence that a grateful mindset amplifies happiness and mental and emotional wellbeing.” — Christopher Dines Copy Share
“Mindfulness (present-moment awareness) is deliberately focusing our attention on our thoughts, emotions, feelings, sensations and mental activity without losing awareness of what is happening… — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“Remember that success and prosperity come to those who are doing what they love. Success is the shadow of Love.” — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“Mindfulness-based practises can help to reduce the risk of burnout although a mindfulness practice alone cannot solely prevent burnout, since doing so requires a… — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“Compassion is a beautiful grace that releases hate and fearful emotions. Through the power of compassion, when put in delicate circumstances with dysfunctional human… — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“The next time you have any disempowering thoughts, quickly expel them.” — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“A worthy prayer is a deliberate intention which has been guided by your heart.” — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“When you can begin to see the similarities between you and your work colleagues in respect of ‘being human’ and the collective challenges we… — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“If you know that you crash after major ups, then pause the next time you start to feel excited and take a deep breath… — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“Through practising body scan awareness meditation, we can greatly reduce the detrimental effects of stress and make our working lives pleasant and enjoyable.” — Christopher Dines Copy Share Image
“Conscious breathing anchors us into the nowness of life and gives us a fresh outlook, no different from how a baby observes reality without mental commentary. The baby enjoys watching the world and human activity without any limiting mental concepts spoiling his or her perception. Naturally, we all have to evolve from the helpless state of babyhood, but to be… — Christopher Dines Copy Share
