Evelyn Clarke
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Evelyn Clarke is a contemplative educator engaging in mindful philosophy, self-compassion, and the cultivation of ethical awareness.
Experience
Evelyn has led workshops and online courses on self-compassion, meditative arts, and virtue ethics for over 14 years, inspiring global audiences.
Education
M.Ed. in Contemplative Education, Simon Fraser University
Certified Mindful Self-Compassion Teacher
Posts
Women Philosophers Who Shaped Mindfulness in the West
Much of what we call mindfulness today blooms from quieter seeds. Here, we trace the lineage of women philosophers whose presence and clarity have woven tenderness, ethical inquiry, and embodied wisdom into the heart of Western mindfulness movements.
Ethical Decision-Making as Mindful Action: Stepping Toward Responsibility
When choices arrive at our doorstep, the mind can quicken, the heart can tighten. This space—before response—holds the seed of mindful action, where responsibility grows quiet roots.
Shinto, Mindfulness, and the Quiet Path to Harmony
So much of what soothes us is older than words. Shinto’s gentle wisdom lives in moss, water, and morning air—inviting us to notice, to bow, and to return to harmony with all things.
Presence and Wisdom: How Mindful Awareness Grows Into Understanding
Wisdom is not born from thought alone, but from the quiet steadiness of presence. This is where your deepest knowing waits—soft, patient, attentive to the world as it is.
Mindfulness for Teens: Meeting the Noise of Modern Youth with Quiet Wisdom
Beneath the daily rush and uncertainty, a steadier rhythm waits. In the swirl of schoolwork, screens, and self-discovery, mindfulness is a way to listen inward—and remember that wisdom lives within every young heart.
Virtue as Anchor: How Resilience Grows in Mindful Living
When life shakes and the mind feels scattered, resilience can seem faint. Yet within the steady acts of virtue—kindness, honesty, patience—we plant quiet seeds of strength.