Mindfulness,
as described in Eastern philosophical traditions, most notably Buddhism, is the
individual’s state of mind, representing an open, unbiased awareness of and
Attention to inner experience and manifest actions. Openness and unbiased
assessment of the circumstances from the basis of moral reasoning.
Deliberate
the Practice of mindfulness meditation supported by pranayama can help us in
the unbiased assessment of the circumstances, it can help us to move to higher
levels of moral reasoning. Mindfulness
could work in two exciting ways to influence moral reasoning. It
reduces self-serving tendencies that prevent individuals from looking beyond
their immediate personal benefit and loss. Mindfulness reduces our ego-centric
bias and the tendency to interpret things for self-benefit and gratification.
Two mindfulness processes facilitate the noticing of the suffering of others
and build the capacity to be compassionate.

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