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The Sacred Awakening Series
I am delighted to invite you to the Sacred Awakening Series, a free teleseminar event featuring 20 leaders in the field of evolution of human consciousness, sharing their most important insights, exploring the question: How can we live a truly … Continue reading
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Tagged authenticity, becoming human, being yourself, buddhist, buddhist tradition, coming out, disconnection, evolution, human beings, human consciousness, humanness, individualism, insights, life philosophy, loving kindness, sacred life, science of the mind, true happiness, wholeness, wisdom
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Airport Lessons on Anger
On-time, on-time, on-time, . . . San Francisco, scheduled for 9:00AM, now 10:05AM. I’m mad! An uncomplicated trip to the airport, pleasant drivers, helpful people checking me in and an easy rite of passage through security; all gone because I … Continue reading
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Tagged Anger, anxiety, buddhist, buddhist tradition, Forgiveness, frustration, good feelings, mindfulness, personal growth, psychotherapy, true happiness, wholeness
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The Loss of Loss
Every day we get out of bed and assume that our day will mostly go according to plan; my job will be there, the people I care about will be there, my home my car. We don’t think “gee, today … Continue reading
OH! We’re All Stressed Out!
A teaching from the Mahayana Buddhist tradition asks “If you can change a situation, then why worry? If you cannot change a situation, then why worry?” This explains the reason for much of our stress in life. We worry too … Continue reading
