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This article introduces the issue of Journal of Clinical Psychology: In Session entitled 'Beyond Meditation: Mindfulness-Related Clinical Practices.' In the article, I describe how the 'sisters of mindfulness'-forgiveness, gratitude, loving-kindness, compassion, acceptance, and best-self visualization-are each interconnected and important forms of mindfulness as well as tenets of Buddhist psychology. Each of these practices reflect mental strengths that are being integrated into the brain's neuroplastic development as a function of modern day psychotherapy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Presents a view on anger based on Buddhist teachings phrased in a modern idiom and integrated with western scientific knowledge. Understanding anger and aggression; Three poisons; Dynamics of ordinary mind; Taking responsibility; Becoming aware; Reflection; Decision; Relaxation; Opening the heart.