In the last Mindfulness Bell, Thay encouraged us to find ways to offer mindfulness as a nonsectarian practice in many settings. In this issue, practitioners share their experiences of bringing .mindfulness into schools, prisons, and hospitals; to impoverished people; and to the Earth herself. We know there are many such stories and hope to include an ongoing Social Action column in future issues. We are happy to welcome Beth Redwood as designer of The Mindfulness Bell. We hope you enjoy the clean,
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In the last Mindfulness Bell, Thay encouraged us to find ways to offer mindfulness as a nonsectarian practice in many settings. In this issue, practitioners share their experiences of bringing .mindfulness into schools, prisons, and hospitals; to impoverished people; and to the Earth herself. We know there are many such stories and hope to include an ongoing Social Action column in future issues. We are happy to welcome Beth Redwood as designer of The Mindfulness Bell. We hope you enjoy the clean, upbeat look of this issue, thanks to Beth.
- Leslie Rawls
