PinnedPublished inAbout Me StoriesAbout Me — Clayton MicallefHave you ever gone through a situation in your life and thought, what if I could turn back the clock of time?Jun 13, 2024A response icon13Jun 13, 2024A response icon13
PinnedPublished inEduCreateCultivating Gratitude: From Dissatisfaction to ContentmentHow cultivating gratitude might be transformative but difficult to practice, and you’re not alone.Oct 1, 2024A response icon19Oct 1, 2024A response icon19
PinnedPublished inEduCreateWhite Bears, Mindfulness and Ironic Process TheoryExploring the Paradox of Thought Suppression and Its Implications for Mindfulness Practice.Sep 17, 2024A response icon9Sep 17, 2024A response icon9
PinnedPublished inCurated NewslettersOvercoming Attachments through Generosity: A Reflection From The Mahayana PathThe perfection of generosity in Mahayana Buddhism is about letting go of harmful attachments to create deeper connections with others and…Jul 20, 2024A response icon6Jul 20, 2024A response icon6
PinnedPublished inILLUMINATIONIs There a Place for “God” in Secular Mindfulness Meditation?What does secular mean? Can you attend a secular mindfulness program if you believe in “God”? Will doing so be counter or helpful to your…Jun 29, 2024A response icon22Jun 29, 2024A response icon22
Published inEduCreateThis Breath A TeacherA poem I wrote on mindfulness, reasoning behind it, and the wisdom that can be found in the simple act of breathing.Apr 28A response icon19Apr 28A response icon19
Published inEduCreateThe Paradoxical Relationship Between Mindfulness and FlowDistinct States or Two Sides of The Same Coin?Mar 25A response icon13Mar 25A response icon13
Published inEduCreateThere Is No Perfect WayA poem inspired by my students and my own practice of teaching mindfulness, reflecting the shared journey and universal challenges we face.Feb 11A response icon1Feb 11A response icon1
Published inEduCreateWhy Looking For Enlightenment Might Be What Blinds UsA reflection on how the striving mind creates its own barriers to awakening from the perspective of a mindfulness teacherJan 17A response icon20Jan 17A response icon20
Published inEduCreateDoes The Pursuit Of Happiness Lead To Contentment?“If you make up your mind not to be happy there’s no reason why you shouldn’t have a fairly good time.” (Wharton, 1908, p. 40)Dec 9, 2024A response icon12Dec 9, 2024A response icon12