In recent times, people have felt overwhelmed by the world’s chaos. Conflicts rage on, injustice persists, and witnessing these events, our daily lives carry on. It can feel unsettling.
A reader wrote to me about this, in particular about how “acceptance” and the “present moment” qualities of mindfulness can fit with coming to terms with uncertainty.
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