Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn the benefits of mindfulness. Set aside time and set an alarm. Sit upright in a chair. Observe your breathing. Count your breaths. Be consistent.

Answer: Being mindful of your reality and your sensations has been found to be efficacious in helping individuals to foster self-acceptance. Some forms of mindfulness training involving self-compassion require learning from a professional, but others can be practiced in the comfort of your own home. Some of the benefits of mindful self-compassion include: Learning to be less self-critical. Learning to cope with problematic emotions. Learning to motivate yourself with encouragement rather than criticizing yourself. Give yourself 10-20 quiet minutes each evening or morning to meditate. Once you set an alarm, you can let your mind go, knowing that you won't be late for work or anything else because your alarm will keep you to your schedule. Make sure your alarm is set on a quiet and pleasant sound to ease you out of your mindfulness session. Find your most comfortable chair and then sit down in it. Keep a straight posture and close your eyes to minimize outside distractions. Also place your chair in the quietest part of your house to reduce distractions. Pay attention to the way you breathe but keep it natural, do not adjust it unless you feel that you need to for comfort. Feel every aspect of your breath going in through your nose/mouth, down into your lungs, and energizing your whole body. Feel the old breath coming up and out and sending some of your physical and mental tension away with it. Do your best to avoid slumping, but you might let your body relax a little. Keep track of the number of breaths you have taken up to four, and then start over. Only think about your breath and your body. If you find yourself thinking about something else, accept that your attention wandered but do not judge yourself. Just gently bring your mind back to focus on your breathing. Practice mindfulness meditation each day and gradually you will notice that you become more alert and accepting of yourself and your surroundings as you get better at just being without evaluating. It can take a lot of practice to get this down, so do not give up! Know that it may take a while.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open your iPhone's Settings . Scroll down and tap Safari. Scroll down and tap Clear History and Website Data. Tap Clear History and Data when prompted.

Answer: Tap the grey app with gears on it. This opens your iPhone's Settings page. It's about a third of the way down the Settings page. You'll find this near the bottom of the Safari page. Doing so will clear all of your iPhone's Safari data, including the cached files and pages.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Install Adblock Plus Click the Adblock Plus icon. Click Options. Click the Add your own filters tab. Copy the suggested post-blocking script. Enter the script. Click + Add filter. Restart your browser.

Answer: in your browser. If you don't already have Adblock Plus, install it in your favorite browser before proceeding. The ad-blocker that you use must be Adblock Plus. It resembles a red stop sign icon with "ABP" written in it in the top-right side of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. In Chrome, you may first have to click in the upper-right corner of the window. On Microsoft Edge, you'll need to click in the upper-right corner, click Extensions in the menu, and click AdBlock Plus. You'll find this near the bottom of the drop-down menu. Clicking it prompts the Adblock Plus "Options" tab to open. It's a grey button near the top of the page. On Firefox, click instead the Advanced tab on the left side of the page. Select the code listed in this step, then press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac): facebook.com##DIV[id^="substream_"] ._5jmm[data-dedupekey][data-cursor][data-xt][data-xt-vimpr="1"][data-ftr="1"][data-fte="1"] Click the "Add filter" text field near the top of the Adblock Plus page, then press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Mac) to paste the copied code into the text field. On Firefox, scroll down and click EDIT FILTERS, then paste the script into the "My filter list" text box. It's to the right of the script. On Firefox, you'll click SAVE instead. Close and re-open your browser to finalize the changes. Your Adblock Plus extension should now block suggested posts (along with other ads) on Facebook. It may take Adblock Plus a few minutes to determine and block every ad on Facebook, so be patient and refrain from refreshing your Facebook page for a few minutes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Think about a time when you felt really emotional. Imagine yourself being weak or helpless. Create a sad scenario using your imagination. Cry happy tears if you don't want to feel sad.

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If you need to cry on command, thinking of a time when you felt sad can help put you in the right frame of mind for tears. For example, it may help to think back to the loss of a loved one or a particularly bad breakup. Other emotional triggers might include losing something special to you, getting in trouble with your parents, or missing out on something you worked really hard to achieve. Many people have fears that deep down they are not as strong as they like to believe. Picturing yourself as small and weak might put you in a vulnerable mindset that can lead to real tears. Once you tap into that feeling, let the helpless feeling flow out of you in the fear of tears. For example, a common exercise in acting classes is to imagine yourself as a small child whom no one cares for. Sometimes, thinking back on a bad experience from the past can lead to real emotions that are hard to overcome. If this is the case, try to imagine something sad that could happen hypothetically rather than thinking of something personal. For instance, you could try thinking of puppies being left on the side of the road. You want to save them all, but you can only take one. As you're holding the one puppy you got to save, you look at all of the other puppies that aren't being held. Try imagining things that make your eyes fill up with happy tears, like a time someone gave you a meaningful gift, veterans being reunited with their families, or someone triumphing in the face of adversity. As long as you're not smiling, no one will be able to tell if you're crying happy or sad tears.