Jerry Nelson

2 months ago | medium.com | Jerry Nelson |Mehmet Yildiz

Member-only storyMindfulness meditation has evolvedJerry Nelson·SubscribePublished inILLUMINATION·6 min read·--Photo by Antoine Gravier on UnsplashThere’s a moment, just as the mind settles into stillness, when you realize how rarely this happens. How the thoughts that seemed so urgent only moments ago — the letter you meant to write, the conversation that went poorly, the peculiar look from a stranger on Tuesday — have been circling like crows above the same field, casting the same shadows.

2 months ago | medium.com | Jerry Nelson

Ever feel like your brain just won’t shut off? You’re not alone. In our always-on world, mindfulness is more than a buzzword — it’s a survival skill. And the best part? You don’t need to retreat to a mountain in Tibet to get started. If you’re new to the practice, this guide offers five beginner-friendly ways to build a more mindful life — without overhauling your schedule. What Is Mindfulness, Really? Mindfulness means paying attention — on purpose — in the present moment.

2 months ago | farmforum.net | Jerry Nelson

It has become fashionable to embrace things and activities that are from a former era. In other words, “old” is now the new “new.”This is great news for people like me, who never threw out those bellbottoms that young hipsters are currently wearing in order to appear hip. They might think that wearing such clothing is done in an ironic manner, but it just makes them look moronic. Lost somewhere in the dusty archives of our family photos is a snapshot of me at the age of ten.

2 months ago | farm-news.com | Jerry Nelson

It has become fashionable to embrace things and activities that are from a former era. In other words, “old” is now the new “new.”This is great news for people like me, who never threw out those bellbottoms that young hipsters are currently wearing in order to appear hip. They might think that wearing such clothing is done in an ironic manner, but it just makes them look moronic. Lost somewhere in the dusty archives of our family photos is a snapshot of me at the age of 10.

Mar 10, 2025 | agriculture.com | Jerry Nelson

It has become fashionable to embrace things and activities that are from a former era. In other words, “old” is now the new “new.” This is great news for people like me, who never threw out those bellbottoms that young hipsters are currently wearing in order to appear hip. They might think that wearing such clothing is done in an ironic manner, but it just makes them look moronic. Lost somewhere in the dusty archives of our family photos is a snapshot of me at the age of ten.