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Authors: Fabrizio Didonna,Jon Kabat-Zinn
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Clinical Handbook of Mindfulness (67 page)
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raisins by the handful with the intensity of flavors and textures she experi-
enced when, as instructed in the first exercise of the class, eating one raisin
mindfully, bringing attention to how each of her senses was involved in doing
