A Walk in the Wood

Meditations on Mindfulness with a Bear Named Pooh

De: Nancy Parent, Dr. Joseph Parent

Narrado por: Dr. Joseph Parent

Duración: 2 h y 11 m

Resumen del Editor

The benefits of mindfulness are well recognized: greater peace of mind, less stress, and the opportunity to work through and transform thoughts, memories, and worries. It also fosters equanimity, helping us accept the changes and challenges life brings.

In our frantic world, who better to guide listeners through this transformative practice than a long-beloved bear who has perfected the art of simply being?

"Just two things to do to truly be Pooh - just be present and kind," he says.

And, not coincidentally, he lives in the woods. There is a growing acknowledgment of the benefits of deeply experiencing nature. The calming quality of sounds like running water and rustling leaves, the soothing properties of smells like lavender and chamomile, and the emotional comfort of beautiful natural vistas are well known.

A Walk in the Wood is both inspiring and instructive. Simple stories with clearly stated goals and easy-to-follow exercises provide all the tools you'll need to take the first step, or continue on your journey, toward a quieter and calmer way of living.

©2018 Dr. Joseph Parent (P)2018 HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books

Great review of mindfulness

I liked the calm quality of the narration. This book would be enjoyed by readers with prior knowledge of mindfulness and some experience with the Pooh characters. I enjoyed this book.

smooth reading

very helpful on calming the mind. pooh has a way of letting you see things in bite size amounts.

I love the book.

I love the book the words are great it helps me along thank you for a wonderful book.

Introduction to Mindfulness

Great way to start and understand simple ways to practice mindfulness and simply taking life in. There are a lot of useful ways to keep you on track. He is a very good speaker. If you are into golf, try his other audiobooks.

A blessing for Elijah and Jeremiah Mcintyre

it was an amazing out look at life. I entend to listen to it many times. And to practice what I have heard. As I live on a mountain in the middle of a forest. I'm 68 years young and life has slowed down to where it has become very enjoyable. I'm sending a copy to my grandsons. I hope my daughter reads it to them many times . Thank you!!!

Very relaxing experience

This was very comforting to listen too. Great writing paired with a great narrator. Looking forward to listening again

Tao of Pooh and A Walk in the Wood

Listening to The Tao of Pooh before this book may have made it very difficult to enjoy this book. The narration is the weakest and is almost unbearable when he speaks as the A.A. Milne characters. While the other book easily allows the listener/reader to see the "wisdom" of Pooh, A Walk in the Wood feels very belabored in making the connection. However, I do applaud the attempt to enlighten and engage readers of all ages with the unconsidered wisdom in children's literature.

Worst waste of time ever!

I thought I was getting classic Winnie the Pooh and friends from my childhood. Instead we got gibberish,
Dr. Parent made up his own version of Winnie the Pooh stressing “kindness” in a simplistic rendition which he mentioned about 20 times in one paragraph which appeals to no one. Too many disclaimers also like before you take three deep breaths and exhale slowly, you must consult your pulmonologist! Ridiculous throughout. Not Zen either!

Doesn't involve pooh

It's a good book about mindfulness but it doesn't really involve winnie the pooh expect for using there names.