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Maya Talisman Frost

Maya Talisman Frost calls herself "the Mind Masseuse"--just for fun. She has taught thousands of people how to pay attention.

Through her company, Real-World Mindfulness Training, she offers fun, creative and powerful eyes-wide-open alternatives to meditation. Trained in mediation and conflict resolution, Maya has a degree in psychology and Asian studies, certification in mind/body fitness, a passion for neuroscience, and a 30-year meditation practice.

Maya recognizes that meditation, though extremely beneficial, doesn't appeal to everyone, and she zeroes in on the concept that we can develop greater mindfulness in a number of creative ways. She focuses on multiple intelligences theory--the idea that we are smart in eight different areas--and offers all kinds of tips and techniques to make mindfulness FUN.

Yes, FUN. No need to get so darn serious, she says. We were truly mindful as children, and we don't have to try so hard or take ourselves so seriously. The secret? Recognizing that mindfulness is the very essence of fun, and learning how to create awareness using the very activities that captivate us naturally.

So, if you're not into sitting still, staying silent, or closing your eyes, don't worry. There are literally HUNDREDS of ways for you to develop greater awareness and pay attention to what matters most. All you need is a reminder to play with mindfulness.

Maya lives with her family in Mazatlan, Mexico, where she happily meets clients from around the world. She offers ebooks and ecourses guaranteed to help you become calm, clear and creative. She also trains clients through phone sessions and customized "playshops" held in various locations around the world.

Are YOU ready to play? Just click on the link below.

Articles by this Author
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» Playing With Mindfulness: Sneaking In The Back Door
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Motivation | Unrated

If "working" on mindfulness isn't working for you, try playing instead!

» A Bellyful of Mindfulness
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Spirituality | Unrated

Feeling full? Perhaps it's time to get spilled.

» Becoming Radiant: Boost Your Team's Creativity with Mind Mapping
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Creativity | Unrated

I don't take notes anymore. Instead, I create one wildly colorful, creative and inspiring page whenever I need to make a decision, prepare a presentation, or plan an event. That whole two-column plus...

» Dialing M For Mindfulness
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Stress-Management | Unrated

Looking for mindfulness? Who ya gonna call? Your moment of calm and clarity might be as close as the nearest Golden Arches....

» Mindfulness and Laughter: Gaining Clarity While Giggling
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Stress-Management | Unrated

Can meditation be hilarious? You betcha. Here's a look at the power of laughter in *serious* settings.

» Mindfulness and Pain: Just Say Ouch
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Alternative | Unrated

What's the best way to manage pain? Just say ouch.

» Mindfulness and Sex: Right There, Right Now
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Sexuality | Unrated

There's nothing hotter than a partner who is Paying Attention.

» Mindfulness and Panic: Ask Your Anxiety
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Stress-Management | Unrated

Feel that panic bubbling up? Don't ask for anxiety--ask your anxiety!

» Ch-Ch-Chain of Hearts: Cranking Up Compassion
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Coaching | Unrated

Can you hear your compassion? It's time to crank it up. One of the most difficult challenges we face in our quest to be compassionate is dealing with conflict. Those we love most tend to be the ones...

» Doing Dinner: Confessions Of A Radical Mother
By Maya Talisman Frost | Published 07/29/2006 | Food-and-Drink | Rating:

I love slow living. It's peaceful, meaningful and downright radical in a go-go world. According to a recent article in (appropriately enough)Time magazine, groups of harried parents across the USA a...

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