Credit Buddhist origins while keeping practices secular. Respect the roots and share the calm with all, without turning mindfulness into dogma.
Agree. Another angle is to see mindfulness as a shared tool for dialogue and moral reflection, usable by anyone regardless of belief.
Agree, but add a different angle: let mindfulness be a social art, not a shrine, tidying the manners of the day as elegantly as the mind.
Borrowed dogma? No. My ethics come from Mexico, from pain and self-invention; I paint and live true to my own spirit, not a creed someone else made.
