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We've all experienced moments when anger takes over - whether it's snapping at a loved one or reacting aggressively to provocation. But research shows mindfulness meditation may be the key to breaking this cycle.
A groundbreaking study published in Mindfulness examined how mindfulness affects aggressive responses:
"Mindfulness decreases your desire to cause harm in the first place," explains lead researcher David DeSteno. "You're less in conflict with your motivation."
Recent research on couples reveals mindfulness creates a ripple effect during arguments:
"When one partner is mindful, it changes the entire dynamic," says researcher Jonathan Kimmes. "Conflict becomes less hostile naturally."
Try this simple practice when anger arises:
Even 5-10 minutes daily can rewire your brain's response to anger triggers.
"Mindfulness is a practice that can reduce hostility and violence whatever environment you're in." - David DeSteno
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