Santorelli will lead “The Healing Power of Mindfulness: Finding the Treasure Within You,” one of the breakout sessions at the Creating a Mindful Society conference to be held September 30–October 1, 2011 in New York City. To read some of Santorelli’s contributions to Mindful.org, click on the following links: Letting Ourselves Heal – Saki Santorelli says that healing begins when we uncover our vulnerable places. Practice: Befriending Self – Saki Santorelli, director of the stress reduction program at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, offers some words of wisdom about practicing mindfulness, or “offering hospitality to ourselves....

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Mindfulness practices were initially developed in Eastern cultures, where people tended to think of themselves primarily in relationship to their communities, often referred to as interdependence. In Western societies, individuals often think of themselves as being independent, or separate from others. Prior research has shown that when we see ourselves as interdependent, we tend to behave in ways that are consistent with valuing interpersonal harmony and relationships, while those who see themselves as independent tend to act in line with the values of autonomy and self-benefit....