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  1. Day 1 - AWARE
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  2. Day 2 - WILLING
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  3. Day 3 - CONSISTENT
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  4. Day 4 - FOCUSED
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  5. Day 5 - ALERT
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  6. Day 6 - CONTENT
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  7. Day 7 - PEACEFUL
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  8. Day 8 - BALANCED
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  9. Day 9 - VIRTUOUS
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  10. Day 10 - KIND
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  11. Day 11 - DISCIPLINED
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  12. Day 12 - TRUTHFUL
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  13. Day 13 - MINDFUL
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  14. Day 14 - TIDY
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  15. Day 15 - POLITE
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  16. Day 16 - PUNCTUAL
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  17. Day 17 - MODERATE
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  18. Day 18 - GENEROUS
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  19. Day 19 - HUMBLE
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  20. Day 20 - COMMITTED
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  21. Day 21 - CALM
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  22. Day 22 - PLEASANT
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  23. Day 23 - DILIGENT
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  24. Day 24 - REFLECTIVE
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  25. Day 25 - OPEN-MINDED
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  26. Day 26 - BENEVOLENT
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  27. Day 27 - PATIENT
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  28. Day 28 - RESPECTFUL
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  29. Day 29 - WISE
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  30. Day 30 - GRATEFUL
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AWARE – MICRO CHALLENGE

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In the morning before dressing, light some incense and meditate for at least one minute.

Here's a fun one-minute meditation exercise you can do right now and save to use anytime time you feel uncentered:

THE ONE MINUTE MEDITATION

Take a deep breath.

Breathing in through the nose,

Breathing out through the mouth.

Breathing in feeling the lungs expanding,

Breathing out feeling a sense of letting go.

Breathing in to feel the body getting fuller,

Breathing out to feel the release of any tension.

Breathing in feeling alive and awake,

Breathing out feeling muscles relaxing.

Breathing in that sense of fullness,

Breathing out that unnecessary tension in the body and mind.

BONUS:

As you put this bite-size one-minute mindfulness into practice amidst your busy life, try starting to decrease (yes decrease) the time. From one minute to 30 seconds, to 15 seconds, all the way down to a single breath. What you will find is within a single breath, and a whole lot of intention, you can bring yourself back to your center anytime, anywhere.

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