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Let's get curious!

Geoff-Allen

Resident megalomaniac
Hope you are all well!

Was not sure where to post this thread so move it if you so desire ...

Here's a mindfulness suggestion about keeping alive our sense of curiosity -

Although curiosity killed the cat it would appear that it is an essential quality for human development and learning.

It is also a primary aspect of mindfulness. Curiosity allows us to begin to turn toward the entirety of experience, moving us from avoidance to approach, including that which we don’t like. I would argue curiosity and kindness are the antidotes to judgment and other harsh evaluations we may direct toward ourselves or others and it is a quality that can be developed.

Curiosity can be used as a way to inquire into our experience—the joyful and painful alike.

To read the full article -

Let's Get Curious! - Mindful

Enjoy your day!
 
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