Our Practice Starts With Ourselves—But It Doesn’t End There
10-09-2026 01:24 via mindful.org

Our Practice Starts With Ourselves—But It Doesn’t End There

September’s Teacher of the Month Mark Bertin offers a reflection on why we practice at all, and how our commitment to staying present has a ripple effect on our whole lives.The post Our Practice Starts With Ourselves—But It Doesn’t End There appeared first on Mindful.
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