By Bert Brown
Mindfulness is all about being in the moment. Paying attention to what is going on around you. Using your senses to feel the experience happening right then. What I often notice when I am out and about, however, is the silent killer of mindfulness.
I see this killer practically everywhere: on the streets, on public transportation, waiting in lines, at restaurants, during meetings, at school concerts/plays, during dates, in public bathrooms, and in front of the TV.
In Starbucks and other coffee shops there will be 4 or 5 of kids sitting around in a group, silent – all with their heads down ignoring each other because the killer is there with them.… Continue reading . . .