How to Alleviate Pain with Mindfulness | Simple Techniques for Chronic Pain Relief

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Did you know mindfulness can help alleviate pain?

In this episode, Sean Fargo, founder of Mindfulness Exercises and former Buddhist monk, explains how to use mindfulness techniques to explore and manage pain with compassion.

Whether you're dealing with chronic pain or temporary discomfort, mindfulness offers a gentle, effective approach to alleviate pain without resistance.

Mindfulness isn't about ignoring pain but engaging with it gently, helping you alleviate pain and build resilience.

For best results, practice mindfulness daily or several times a week to gradually strengthen your ability to alleviate pain through presence. 🌿

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