I know, we are being inundated. From this account to that account, none of us can get away. To be mindful and free, open and breathing: there’s a buzz surrounding it, right? And to your dismay, no, I am not going to follow that up by bemoaning how it’s just a fad, a rage, or on trend. Actually, somethings we want to be on trend. And that is just it: why can’t we make it trendy, without farce or mockery; that people are finally being allowed to express their mindfulness routine or regime, their spirituality and slow yet steady rhythm with those around them (and beyond)? More so, as an educator, I feel the blurred lines between the mind, faith and the secular world we live in more and more, is becoming, well, even more blurry. With the current environment we are manifesting within, there’s a certainty that every teacher, with their lanyard now hanging shyly away, is experiencing a wave of sentiments. Whatever it is you’re deciding to do, though, is okay. So this mindfu
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Interesting read – food for thought and such an important topic.