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This lesson defines mindfulness in clear, practical terms and separates it from common misunderstandings such as relaxation, blank-mindedness, or passively "being positive." Learners will see mindfulness as a trainable way of paying attention on purpose, in the present moment, with a steady and non-judgemental attitude. The lesson also explains what mindfulness is not, why that distinction matters, and how a realistic understanding helps build a safer, more sustainable practice.

By the end, learners should be able to describe mindfulness accurately, recognise common myths, and understand how mindfulness supports everyday calm and clarity without promising instant fixes.

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