All it takes is 10 mindful minutes | Andy Puddicombe | TED
When is the last time you did absolutely nothing for 10 whole minutes? Not texting, talking or even thinking? Mindfulness expert Andy Puddicombe describes the transformative power of doing just that: Refreshing your mind for 10 minutes a day, simply by being mindful and experiencing the present moment. (No need for incense or sitting in strange positions.)
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The way he used juggling tricks for illustration is brilliant
@selynasteriska
6 жыл бұрын
Thanks for letting us know dear, no one would have noticed without your brilliant comment.
@prosperitynuggets
5 жыл бұрын
I wonder if he already knew how to juggle or he specifically learned how to do it for this talk.
@OLighter
5 жыл бұрын
@@prosperitynuggets that`s no so hard as you may think
@GavinOCo
4 жыл бұрын
@@dowiee2694 are you seriously that petty
@helldronez
4 жыл бұрын
extremely brilliant for me
I'm only 20, but I practice mindfulness every day for about 15 minutes. Whenever I mention it to other people, they almost get offended "oh, why would you do that? Isn't that what middle aged women do?". There's such a wrongful stereotype towards it which couldn't be further from the truth. I've never understood the hesitation to try it, no one has ever tried meditation and though "well, that ruined my life, never again.". Give it a go, it can help your life in ways you wouldn't imagine.
@MikeStillUK
9 жыл бұрын
VERYSPOOKY Completely Agree. Headspace app is a great place to start as a beginner btw.
@JQJacquaeline
9 жыл бұрын
KING FARAGE I just wrote a magazine article about this.. and in it I mentioned, a stich in time saves nine... meaning... when we take the 15 minutes a day to quiet our brain wave activity, we are empowered by our IntuitionPower in a more profound way. Magical Moments and what is referred to often as 'the law of attraction' kicks in big time super fast. If you never do it, you'll never really have those experiences in real time. Consistency and balanced focus with intent is the key. - JacQuaeline
@kernelofwisdom1
9 жыл бұрын
KING FARAGE that's so sad that you tend to get that response! It's funny, because I am finding more and more people really interested in mindfulness and learning it AND I find more and more or my students are adult men! Let's hope this is changing :)
@xDMrGarrison
9 жыл бұрын
KING FARAGE Nicely put. Imagine the kind of world we would live in if everybody was did just 5 minutes of mindfulness a day. I dare say we would be damn near peace on earth. If everybody did a few hours a day? Man, I can't imagine that, my imagination skills are not up to that task at all.
@kolos4650
8 жыл бұрын
+WOOOOOO! Same thing. Whenever I mention a word meditation, people always assume that I am into some spiritual stuff, which is funny, because I am pretty sceptical, pragmatic person, and I use meditation just for practical benefits. And still people are blinded by stereotype of meditation most of the time. I am really starting to think, that it is critical not to use a word meditation, while convincing other people to do it. I guess other signposts are necessary to achieve it.
WE can't change what happen in life But we can change how we experience it.
@conchidiaz5562
6 жыл бұрын
caesar bala
@tylerclark2621
6 жыл бұрын
"You can't control the wind, but you can adjust the sails"
@Lisa-me9iz
6 жыл бұрын
caesar bala well said
@dowiee2694
6 жыл бұрын
Make a fucking instagram and post a picture of a mountain with that as the caption.
@veelighted7
6 жыл бұрын
caesar bala Yes most of the time. But some losses and pain is acute and we are also human but we can be nonjudgmental:) with ourselves
I don't know about you guys but as I type this i'm gently bringing the attention back to the physical sensations in my hands, the feet on the floor... and just being aware of any other comments on this video. Not judging... Just accepting that they're there.
@UncleClauClau
7 жыл бұрын
Ben Tolich underrated comment
@ladywiththelog8203
7 жыл бұрын
Whaha.. You got me laughing out loud.. Love the insiders joke :)
@drewr729
6 жыл бұрын
Ben Tolich Well done!
@akshit24596
6 жыл бұрын
HAHAHA I loved this! Literally laughed out loud
@satishkumarv5195
6 жыл бұрын
Ben Tolich good one bro
The fact that he wasn't even a slight bit nervous giving a TED talk really says it all.
@stephenfogerty9315
3 жыл бұрын
I think he would have been nervous, he just uses the techniques he preaches
@Rexwar31
2 жыл бұрын
His techniques are less about eliminating his anxiety and such. He just accepts it is there and moves past it. It takes a lot of time to be able to do but he guides people on how to do that.
@quamareahtv5667
2 жыл бұрын
I have been learning how to use your Brain Waves to Picture and Manifest what you want out of Life!! If you would like to learn how, Let Me Know and I would be Blessed to show you want Helped me be able to learn how the Mind Works and create the life we deserve!! Simply!!!
@AFR0MAMBA
2 жыл бұрын
@@Rexwar31 well that's a technique in itself innit?
@AfroKarlman
2 жыл бұрын
@@stephenfogerty9315 Its so cool to read this. He recently released a small podcast were he shares he was a bit stressed because he had to memorize this TEDTalk at the same time he was about to get married. He definitely did a good job dealing with nervousness. What a legend
whoa! I recognize that voice from his app!
@iccna
6 жыл бұрын
Robert Ty we all do.. hahahah
@mogewang5339
6 жыл бұрын
What APP?
@iccna
6 жыл бұрын
Moge Wong headspace
@jocelynvarner9040
5 жыл бұрын
His voice is magical.
@zafranrahim9869
5 жыл бұрын
me too!
This guy just did a whole ted talk to flex his juggling.
That moment you realise you've listened to this man's voice for more than 10 hours of your life and you've never even seen his face until now
@darinihd157
3 жыл бұрын
He does have a nice face 😊
@sunshineiris7214
2 жыл бұрын
And yet i already knew what he looked like before i saw his face hmm. My mind conjured a picture of what he would look like before i even ever saw him and honestly my mind wasn't far off
This man could talk about fish cans, I would still listen to it cause his voice is just fully relaxing :D
@InvisiMan2006
9 жыл бұрын
You haven't heard Thich Nhat Hanh give a mindfulness talk then =)
@TalBaskin
7 жыл бұрын
InvisiMan I gonna try it :)
@bulletproofdesignsllc9742
6 жыл бұрын
If you want to listen to someone just for their voice try John B Wells.
@scentsoftravelmeditation
6 жыл бұрын
Hahahahahaahahhaahahahahahaa, amaaaaazzzingg comment, yeah your right !
@andreasrs69
6 жыл бұрын
I want to learn this art of having a likely, based, confident, balanced voice
I've been meditating everyday for only 2 weeks and already feel SO MUCH better. it is just stupidly amazing. i'm getting addicted to it (former hard drug user). Can't believe its gonna last long but i am definitely very excited about meditation and mindfulness. The downside of the whole thing is that none of my friends want to listen to me and they just sarcastically go away from the topic. Everyone needs to know this. It is magical.
@nathanglover7283
7 жыл бұрын
Same here friend, Meditation has really helped me beat my drug addiction :)
@wizardlyninja3713
7 жыл бұрын
same here! Meditation has changed me so much as a person. I use to be super super depressed...As well as just filled with pure anger. Then i found meditation. I love every second of life now. I actually get happy if something bad happens now haha. Its amazing
@Subbed111
7 жыл бұрын
ok your comment got me curious to giving meditation a go. How did you do mindfulness?😘
@incorporealitytrap1297
7 жыл бұрын
nativenesian I'm usually a guy who keeps to himself, but I was impressed by your comment and the one you responded to. My five cents' worth: try Andy's Headspace app (free), and if his approach doesn't work for you, keep looking because different things work for different people even if the basic information or structure of the session is the same, there might just be something about a particular person's voice, accent, temperament or whatever that you find really works for you when others don't. I know the science and psychology of mindfulness and have been pursuing a technique that suits me and my situation for some time, but just the other day I tried out Andy's Headspace app and I'm so pleased with it and how down to earth encouraging it is that I'm about to subscribe to the additional content to begin to target some more specific issues, even though I found just the free content is a valuable resource by itself by helping me build a beneficial habit (usually incredibly difficult for me) and having an immediate influence on my life-long difficulties with sleep. It's a really good technique for regular everyday people just as they are right now, you don't have to be a monk or a vegan or anything other than just whoever you are wherever you find yourself to have a go at it, you know? It gives you a much-needed break from things. It can really help you start to feel better. I hope you find something that helps and wish you all the best, Markus.
@whatrtheodds
6 жыл бұрын
zakur0hako Yes it is magical. I was lost and I couldn't exit depression, but I refused to be medicated, so a long painful search began exercise,social,study,comedy,healthy food ect ect only helped temporarily, but there it would be in the morning like clock work. Then I meditated. I literally transformed to a cool version of myself in so many ways. From compassion to confidence. Meditation for life.
Andy's app has changed my life... without doubt.
@rohanghoshdastidar1047
6 жыл бұрын
Trillium Chang Me too ..... He is GREAT 😊😊
@zantesh
6 жыл бұрын
Yeah. Wasnt hard for me to decide to pay the sub. I pay the same for netflix and that has done little to nothing for me.
@dowiee2694
6 жыл бұрын
For $15.00/month.
@veelighted7
6 жыл бұрын
Trillium Chang Hi. How do I get his APP?
@isabelademoraes401
6 жыл бұрын
Veronica Herrera It's called Headspace :)
I came across this dudes ads and I had never not skipped an ad before. Glad I didnt skip it.
@geitenkaassaus
6 жыл бұрын
Aang Pearce haha thats how i got into medidation 2
@kylemutti2992
4 жыл бұрын
Aang Pearce double negative. Poor English
As a vet with PTSD from combat service, this video changed my life and put everything into perspective.
@Confusedduckling499
6 жыл бұрын
How's things now, Matthew?
@4hammer100
6 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your service Matthew! I hope you are doing well.
@BiggySeth
6 жыл бұрын
Get his app!
@Mikey-wg2xu
5 жыл бұрын
07 Matthew. Thank you for your service. I hope you get to a better place. Remember we all appreciate your sacrifice and respect you.
@OtaBengaBabalanga
2 жыл бұрын
thank you sir, for your services to banks, armament industries and Israel
I've been meditating for several months now and I think that really helped me a lot. I don't get nervous at the silly things anymore and I don't get easily distracted whenever I need to focus at doing something. Thanks Andy, really ❤️
@a.masood3631
5 жыл бұрын
Nice to hear I have the same thing I get nervous really quickly I have subscribed to calm app and I think should sub to headspace as well.What do you think?
@Mirrtamirrv
3 жыл бұрын
@@a.masood3631 headspace is the best( I've tried several other apps including calm. )
@QyroSolutions
2 жыл бұрын
That´s so great to hear, Jackie!
@marianagamarracastillo7714
5 ай бұрын
Hola, cómo estas? Qué videos usas para meditar, podrías enviarme link, por favor ?
This talk changed my life when it came out, and i still watch it from time to time to remind myself of it. Thank you Andy, for all the hours in my ears.
@quamareahtv5667
2 жыл бұрын
I have been learning how to use your Brain Waves to Picture and Manifest what you want out of Life!! If you would like to learn how, Let Me Know and I would be Blessed to show you want Helped me be able to learn how the Mind Works and create the life we deserve!! Simply!!!
I've been meditating for 3 days and I've never been so relaxed whenever I woke up. I usually have morning anxiety, waking up with heart beating fast and sometimes shivering. After I meditate, I feel like a new person. Take note, it's only been 3 days yet I have already feel the benefits of meditation.
@Sonna-pq2zx
Жыл бұрын
how long do you meditate?
@Omar-tz6sl
Жыл бұрын
What time do you meditate?
I watched this video years ago before I practiced meditation. Now after doing meditation majority of the days for a year, I look back into this video, finally I can understand the true meaning he is trying to deliver. Be mindful, be peaceful, be joyful to all of us. We cannot control thoughts, but we can manage it well.
@kevinr3263
2 жыл бұрын
Hi
As he said in the video, meditation is not about turning your brain off. Mindfulness means letting thoughts and emotions come and go as you try and passively observe them. If you start feeling sadness, for example, you don't dwell on it, but instead experience it and let if fade away. It does take practice to avoid mind-wandering (the very thing he says brings unhappiness). Though you will undoubtedly find yourself lost in thought/imagination. Don't get frustrated. Simply accept it and move on.
Such and over achiever, from Buddhist monk to the bald guy from Brazzers to entrepreneur. This guy has done it all.
@brunorehder4250
6 жыл бұрын
Miguel Ruiz HAHAHAHAHA
@pac-sjwepnic8131
6 жыл бұрын
I laughed so hard! brilliant.
@Ironman-qi8qp
6 жыл бұрын
hey dude, are you sure that guy was in brazzers?
@dowiee2694
6 жыл бұрын
*an
@dominicread5261
6 жыл бұрын
Miguel Ruiz he isn't Johnny sims who is this guy everyone keeps referring him to
One of the finest , best TED Talks ever. Life changing really.
Not sounding dramatic but this man has saved my life
He is speaking with such clarity and without error. That is so unusual. Absolutely no verbal stumbles from this great speaker. Very impressive. it seems that his mind training has produced a strong mind indeed.
This man and his app Headspace have singlehanded changed and perhaps, saved, my life
@EllisHudsonn
Ай бұрын
real
I find the sound of Andy's voice relaxing and nurturing. Thanks Andy for being brilliant at talking.
I've found my own system of meditation that gets me to the "present moment" state he's speaking of. I lie down on the couch, close my eyes, put headphones in, and listen to Sanskrit and Hebrew mantras set to music. After about 10-15 minutes of that, I feel so aware of the present moment that all of my worries about the past and future seem to melt away, at least for a while.
This guy is my link to happiness. He showed me how to change my life an become more relax.
This is one of the best videos I've seen in KZread. Hats off to his wonderful words and his way of explaining it!
Meditation has great relevance for sports as well. You get more in tune with your instincts and just playing without thinking, often leads to greater results. For me personally, the feeling of playing is that much greater and you really get to live the game in a whole other way. More players should really look more into meditating and the mindfulness!!
I started doing this recently for the past 2 weeks and it feels amazing. Thank you so much Andy and Eve! Headspace is awesome!
His head is so startlingly shiny. I can't get enough of his soothing voice.
Amazing... I have replayed it many times .. you get deep into our minds, hearts and souls . Thank you Andy
Five years into headspace... still long way to go but what a change it has been for the better. Thank you! 💚
Thank you very much Andy. Mindfulness is probably the most important thing we need in our daily busy schedule.
Beautiful, Andy.. THANK YOU so much for this powerful message.
I like how does guy is doing this things, probably because of clarity and calmness
His voiceee, wauw. I do headspace every day and never get tired of his voice it's crazy
Daily meditation is a blessing.
9 years later and this still has reminded me of a few key things, but more importantly to restart my meditation practice.
The first TED Talk which i watched without feeling bored and fast - forwarding. I've had to come to terms with Mindfulness the hard way. Things are so much clearer now..
and that my friends is how you do a talk infront of a live audience!! he blew them and me away. respect - let the good times roll
I love this TED, the juggling metaphor is perfectly for painting thoughts moving in your head
I love his voice. I actually watch the Headspace ads because of it. Pleasant little bonus before a video.
Hearing Andy speaks always brings on the headspace voice... I don't hear a speaker, I hear a calming voice! that's the connection I have made!!
He explains these concepts of mindfulness so well not just in the talk but his app and book too. Really has, and still is, changing my perspective of life and benefiting those around me.
@joshuathinkingoutloud
3 жыл бұрын
indubitably! you might enjoy this video as well. search "Minimalism and Mindfulness - Have Changed My life"
Great talk about mindfulness. Just what i was looking for. Thank you very much !
Love his voice. My favorite voice to meditate with!
I've just found Andy and Headspace. Best mindfulness training support I've found. I actually look forward to doing it each day and I'm only on Day 3!
I must comment on that as well... as well...been stressing out too much about life like everyone do. This app headspace was the best for me-app “Calm” is good as well...but this one really calmed me down and it was so gentle and positive. This man voice is like a magic wand...magical. I feel the best result for me is always to do it everyday for even 10 min-(started with 2 min few years ago ☺️now I can go even 1 hour, but in the morning when I’m always in rush I must promise myself to do at least 10 min after brushing my teeth but before I check my emails etc. It really helped me... I really encourage anyone who life is stressful or has anxiety to make yourself do it. if you want to feel happy again and smile again it’s something to try... Everytime I was too lazy or distracted to do it I thought to myself, I brush my teeth everyday, I eat everyday I watch tv-maybe not everyday ☺️but I’m challenging myself, why should not I do everyday something that ‘reset’ my mind and makes me to smile again? 😴☺️ All the best to anyone who tries to male their life better.
I’ve been using the headspace app for a month and I have to say it really made a positive impact on my daily life. I meditate everyday for 10-15 minutes and it really helps with my ocd and anxiety. So thank you Andy!
@shaileshnaik8032
4 ай бұрын
Do you have ocd. does mindfulness is helpful for ocd
I'm so lucky to have come across this talk when I needed it the most
What an elegant and brilliant method of communicating his ideas.
meditation is wonderful. took me 6 months of practice to be able to meditate properly for 10 mins. stick with it and youll see how great it is
What I always say, that Anxiety makes us anxious about our own anxiety, said by another one makes me feel I´m in the right way tomake people better. Thanks for the brilliant toucht.
@AkshayAradhya
6 жыл бұрын
Felipe Moreira WHAT ?
Andy changed my life, I am truly grateful.
Is this the most amazing thing or what? I can't live without Headspace anymore. I wake up to it, do it during the day if I can, and before sleep. Love it.
I have started meditating about self-esteem from Andy. I do it in the morning, which positively impacts my day. Do the meditation in the morning, and you can thank me later :) Lastly, Andy's voice is so calming :)
Amazing content. I'm glad to watched this. Thank you so much Andy to contribute with so many lives
I will always be internally calmed by his voice. His voice has become a signal for my brain to relax.
Andy and Headspace have made my life so much better. Thank you.
Love his voice. I was always curious about how he looks like, whenever I heard his beautiful, relaxing voice on Headspace.
This voice. So calm and peace giving. All Headspace users will agree 😌
one of the best TED talks so far.
I use his Headspace app. His voice is very comforting and his meditation guides are wonderful.
This is fantastic. I hope more and more people take his advice. Thanks.
That voice! That in itself calms your mind. Great talk on meditation.
@joshuathinkingoutloud
3 жыл бұрын
let me know if you think i sound similar? you might enjoy this video as well. search "Minimalism and Mindfulness - Have Changed My life"
Andy is amazing so is his headspace app its done wonders for me
Thank you so very much for an outstandingly and inspiring mini lecture. Your words hold the answer that the of the world need. Thank you for what you do & all that you give.
The use of the juggling balls in the presentation does so much for the message - so simple but such a genius manoeuvre.
everything ever said about mindfulness,takes us back to buddha's teachings...there is no escape from that...whether it is a TED talk or psychological expertise of handling stress,anxiety , etc...it's unbelievable that in this day and age we have to go back 2500 years backwards to find the awareness...what have we become!
@i1337Thinker
10 ай бұрын
🙄🥱
While you are talking, I have followed you to focus on my mind. It is feel so light and cool down.
My first meditation session on headspace was back in 2015/2016 It felt so great I never experienced this before
Thank you for your inspiring message, and for creating Headspace!
This video was really inspiring and influential to me. Thank you TED for finding this speaker. Very inspiring.
"greater appreciation for the present moment" great quote!
Andy looks so smug and pleased with himself every time he pulls off a trick... and so he should, there were many techniques used... Including a new one for me to now go and learn! What a delightful surprise as I just came to see a talk on meditation. Nice one!
Headspace é simplesmente fantástico. Me deu outra perspectiva de vida.
Don't expect fast results, it may take months or years to feel visible consequences. Once it becomes consistent, its effect is like a wave in your life, the more you practice it, the stronger are its results
@staceychance1
4 жыл бұрын
Michael Colun thank you for saying that. I’ve been using headspace for a week and I see all these people with claims it changed their life overnight. I don’t feel anything, but I LOVE the animation analogies soooo much!! 😊
Andy Puddicombe: thank you for your ongoing inspiration and guidance.
Best Ted Talk I have listened to. Hands down.
This is a wonderful way to share the practice daily basis. Thank you for an awesome reminder of we don't need to "SIT and MEDITATE" we should look at every day basis and be aware of what's happening at the present moment. Thank you. --- Sadhu. Sadhu. Sadhu.
One thing that is even more powerful than sitting still is shared silence - sitting in a highly respectful circle with others can really heal your soul!
The Headspace app is bringing so much clarity into my life! Andy started it, and I am grateful!
有中文字幕太好了,非常非常感恩感谢,特别好的分享。
Purely amazing to take such an old and sophisticated project on such a modern platform of an app thats like 1+1 = 11 Love headspace, his voice is sooo chill, everyone who likes it probably also enjoys vipassana.
OMG! It’s the headspace guy! I listen to him everyday!
The way he used his juggling skills to explain the different patterns in the mind was really awesome
Excellent. He says so much in the time given and I love the way he illustrates his points. His app is great (Headspace).
This video focuses on a very important aspect of life that we (as a society) are seldom taught. My only problem is with the choice of the term 'nothing'. It's impossible to do 'nothing', and we really must have something to focus on. I believe the term 'meta' is a more accurate substitute for 'nothing' in this context. To focus on the thoughts you have, that you are having them (as opposed to giving your thoughts authority as to what you should be doing) is what you might call 'meta-thought'. For example; if you have a thought about what you should eat, to undergo the process of 'meta-thought' is to think about what it is to choose something to eat, why you choose certain foods, etc. rather than allowing the thought of choosing a food take precedence (which would be to think 'okay, let's get started on picking a food'). Mindfullness, in the context of this video, is applying what could be called 'meta-focus' to the process of 'meta-thought'. Whereas 'meta-thought' in the previous example would be to wonder about the aspects of what it is to be hungry, 'meta-focus' turns your concentration to simply that you are hungry, and allowing the feeling of hunger itself to be witnessed, without committing any energy to actively dealing with the feeling of hunger or even what it is.
came here because of the headspace app! It rocks, just bought subscription!!
Fantastic!! Love this!!! Love Andy, love his voice and his content! Thank you!
He is the voice of Headspace! So here I am enjoying the talk and about six minutes in I hear him say "allow thoughts to come and go" and it finally dawns on me. There's just certain quality to the way he pronounces those particular words, or maybe it's the fact that I've heard him say it countless times while meditating. Anyways, what a brilliant talk from a brilliant individual.
He has an app called headspace that is really good
Thank you Andy for Headspace :)! It’s life changing :)
His left and right brain works very fastly and his voice modulation for differnt thoughts it's amazing 😍
Wow! What a great talk about mindfulness. Thank you for posting it!
This guy is a real legend . Thank God he shared his knowledge with the world. People are awakening everyday🙏🏼
this dude got a one of a kind voice , one of this days , gonna sit by a waterfall , in the wild , sit in a zen like and listen to headspace , haha
simply doing nothing......wonderful thank you
Omg i recognized his voice from the headspace app immediately without knowing it was him!! Love his voice so much!
It's nice to hear this perspective of medication from a logical point of view as apposed spiritual, although both hold great value