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by Marie T.
Russell.
Things are sure coming to the surface lately.
It seems that issues we have managed to avoid for years are now rearing their
heads to be faced. Our way of dealing with reality, or in some cases of avoiding
dealing with reality, come back to...
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by Venerable Yifa.
Junk emotions, such as anxiety, jealousy, anger,
obsession, short-temperedness, greed, hatred, and so on, are
neither good for us nor are they good for other people with whom we come into
contact. They need to be inventoried, just like...
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by Marie T.
Russell.
There are so many things to
be grateful for! Birds singing, sunshine, trees and the shade they provide, the love of our friends, the comforts of
modern living, etc. etc. Yet, surrounded by this beauty and
love, we often rush through our busy-busy day neglecting...
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by Marie T. Russell.
As I reflect on the tradition of Thanksgiving, I am reminded
that Thanksgiving needs to take place every day, and every single moment of the
day. Maybe that's what mindful meditation is all about... remembering to be
grateful and appreciative...
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by Richard Carlson, Ph.D.

Many of
us worry about some big things that are yet to come or might never come. We worry about finances,
natural disasters, emergencies,
terrorism and acts of war, health, and aging, among other things. Some things we
have a capacity to prepare for...
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by Brandon Bays.

We often have
the misconception that our emotions interfere with our experience of ultimate
peace: that they are the storm that distracts us from spacious calm. There are so many
false notions about emotions. We usually learn
at an early age that there are "good"...
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by Marie T. Russell.
There are some
mornings where I can't seem to get moving. Now, I am not talking of those
mornings when I may be physically tired and need the extra sleep. I speak rather
of those mornings when I've had enough hours of rest, yet can't seem to get
motivated to "rise and shine".
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by Sharon Ellison.

In an actual war, to be attacked means to have our survival threatened. Thus, we might chose between surrender, withdrawal, or counterattack. When we feel attacked (criticized or judged) by others in conversation, we often move into that same kind of survival mentality and automatically defend ourselves. But conversation is different than war. When we defend against criticism, we give more power to the criticism and the person dishing it out than is warranted.
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by Saskia Davis.
If you have all or most of the following symptoms, please be advised that your condition of PEACE may be so far advanced as to not be treatable. 1. A tendency to think and act spontaneoulsy rather than from fears based on past experiences. 2. An unmistaken ability to enjoy each moment.
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by Beverly M. Breakey.
Nobody wants to feel hopeless. There are some who attach themselves to it because they know nothing else. Even people who are suicidal don't want death as much as they want the pain to stop.
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by Ohky Simine Forest.
One of the fiercest and most hypocritical human emotions is envy. When the envy is conscious and sent deliberately, the harm is even more terrible, appearing as a sudden illness in the person's life, with no apparent cause.
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by Janet S. Lifshin.
The Billionaire Report is out and Bill Gates is it, the richest man in the world. What does it mean to be rich?? How much money is enough?? ... who is the happiest person in the world?
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