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Meditation May Help Brain Tune Out Distractions

Study Helps Explain Why Meditation Improves Concentration
By Jennifer Warner
WebMD Health News
Reviewed by Laura J. Martin, MD

People who meditate may be able to use their brain in ways others can't to tune out distractions and focus on the task at hand.

A new study shows that experienced meditators may have less activity in parts of the brain associated with daydreaming and distraction while meditating and in their day-to-day lives.

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Twins Give Birth Less Than An Hour Apart

It’s common for twins the world over to report shared traits and unusual coincidences well into their adult lives. But these twins? WHOA.

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Curing the Pelvic Headache

By ROBERT PINSKY

The appeal of conversion stories often depends on descriptions of the darkness before enlightenment: we enjoy learning in detail about the presalvation misery, debauchery or sinfulness. The more detail, the better.

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Sending Love To Sendai: Tsunami and Earthquake Survivors in Japan

By Fouad and Joanne Tawfilis

The Art Miles Mural Project (www.artmiles.org) has always supported "healing" efforts following natural and human disasters by bringing people together through the arts by creating five by twelve foot murals on canvas.

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Buddhism Meditation, Health and Happiness

By Dee Braun, DrR, CA, CCT

Anyone who practices Buddhist meditation will reap benefits beyond just spending time sitting in the lotus position. Meditation helps you to gain a clearer picture of yourself.

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