text: Author: The Real Noose ( by Ciara Ginty )
  Illustration: Christopher Harrisson
  Lenny Girly, 57 from Ohio, has praised mindfulness training in an interview with Psychopaths Monthly. He has said that it helped him “live in the now” and “not worry about my fears”.
  Girly, who was sentenced to 27 life sentences last month, took up the training 6 years ago to cure his social anxiety and fear of blood. Both, he has said, no longer haunt him.
  Mindfulness training is a discipline taught to help people not worry about the things that hold them back and to be present at all times. Rajesh Pritivacant, founder of “No Fear, Stay Here” the group Girly attended, commented on the interview saying “he was a mess when I first met him, just a guy who kept himself to himself. But the training helped him out of his shell and he began to socialise more.. In all honesty, I cured him of what ailed him and who can say they’ve achieved that? Apart from medical professionals”
  People involved in new age healing have been performing silent protests inside their houses for three days as they are scared their belief system will get a bad name. We ask, with such great results, why isn’t yoga on the NHS?
  We’d like to hear from you, does whale music make you quake with anger? Does the word ‘yoga’ cause you to unleash a pugilistic rage? Go on, tell us.
explanation: The document is an article from a publication called "Psychopaths Monthly" that discusses Lenny Girly's experience with mindfulness training. It includes comments from the founder of the mindfulness group and mentions a silent protest by new age healing practitioners. The article concludes with a request for reader feedback on topics like whale music and yoga.
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  1. Briefly describe the document and mention if it contains a question or a question and answer.
  2. Finalize the output with: Label: no-question,question,question-and-answer,multiple-question,multiple-question-and-answer
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distilabel_metadata.content: Author: The Real Noose ( by Ciara Ginty )
  Illustration: Christopher Harrisson
  Lenny Girly, 57 from Ohio, has praised mindfulness training in an interview with Psychopaths Monthly. He has said that it helped him “live in the now” and “not worry about my fears”.
  Girly, who was sentenced to 27 life sentences last month, took up the training 6 years ago to cure his social anxiety and fear of blood. Both, he has said, no longer haunt him.
  Mindfulness training is a discipline taught to help people not worry about the things that hold them back and to be present at all times. Rajesh Pritivacant, founder of “No Fear, Stay Here” the group Girly attended, commented on the interview saying “he was a mess when I first met him, just a guy who kept himself to himself. But the training helped him out of his shell and he began to socialise more.. In all honesty, I cured him of what ailed him and who can say they’ve achieved that? Apart from medical professionals”
  People involved in new age healing have been performing silent protests inside their houses for three days as they are scared their belief system will get a bad name. We ask, with such great results, why isn’t yoga on the NHS?
  We’d like to hear from you, does whale music make you quake with anger? Does the word ‘yoga’ cause you to unleash a pugilistic rage? Go on, tell us.
distilabel_metadata.role: user
distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The document is an article from a publication called "Psychopaths Monthly" that discusses Lenny Girly's experience with mindfulness training. It includes comments from the founder of the mindfulness group and mentions a silent protest by new age healing practitioners. The article concludes with a request for reader feedback on topics like whale music and yoga.
  
  Label: no-question