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The Woman Behind India's First Testing Kit Mar 31-- "India has been criticized for its poor record of testing people in the battle against coronavirus. That, however, is set to change, thanks in large part to the efforts of one virologist, who delivered on a working test kit, just hours before delivering her baby .On Thursday, the first made-in-India coronavirus testing kits reached the market, raising hopes of an ...

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Erich Fromm: The Antidote to Helplessness and Disorientation Mar 30-- "To be human is to be a miracle of evolution conscious of its own miraculousness -- a consciousness beautiful and bittersweet, for we have paid for it with a parallel awareness not only of our fundamental improbability but of our staggering fragility, of how physiologically precarious our survival is and how psychologically vulnerable our sanity. To make that awareness bearable, ...

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Krista Tippett on Hope Mar 29-- "A couple of years ago I started sometimes asking, at the end of my conversations: What makes you despair, and where are you finding hope? It turns out that answers to the two parts of that question are more often conjoined than oppositional. The puzzle of us, the contradictions alive in each one of us and in this moment we ...

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What an Insect Can Teach Us About Adapting to Stress Mar 28-- In this short animated film, "The Locust Mystery," learn how the gentle harmless grasshopper and the devouring devastating locust are actually the same creature. And how we, also, have many differing "selves" that emerge under various circumstances. ...

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Caring For Self and Others in Troubled Times Mar 27-- "Warm greetings of peace, hope, and healing to you and yours. As we navigate these perilous waters of our common life -- with all the grace and gratefulness we can muster -- you might find support in exploring these thoughts on 'Caring for Self and Others in Times of Trouble: Some Spiritual Tools and Tips'. Please share these wherever ...

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How Does A Heart of Service Respond to These Times? Mar 26-- "Coronavirus has uprooted the fabric of our lives. How does a heart of service respond to an unknown cause and how do we build resilience when we can't be physically together? Uncertain times raise significant questions that can architect a new story for our future. Carbon emissions have dropped dramatically, but xenophobia is rising. Nursing homes are being evacuated, only ...

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Do Not Lose Heart -- We Were Made for These Times Clarissa Pinkola Estes stirringly invites us to embrace the moment ... 104113 Reads

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Do Not Lose Heart, We Were Made for These Times by Clarissa Pinkola Estes (104113 reads)	Wonder: When & Why The World Appears Radiant by Paul Fleischman (25937 reads)
Living Gratefully in the Time of Corona Virus by The Gratefulness Team (22530 reads)	For Calling the Spirit Back from Wandering the Earth in Its Human Feet by Joy Harjo (17663 reads)
The One Most Important Thing You Can Do Right Now by Kelly Wendorf (16314 reads)	Erich Fromm's Six Rules of Listening by Maria Popova (13720 reads)
What Focusing on the Breath Does to Your Brain by B. Grace Bullock (12332 reads)	How Emotions Change the Shape of Our Hearts by ted.com (11962 reads)
Kintsugi: The Golden Joinery of Love by Sue Cochrane (11553 reads)	Be Love Now by Ram Dass (11071 reads)
Overcoming the Brain's Negativity Bias by Jill Suttie (10552 reads)	13 Life Lessons From 13 Years of Brain Pickings by Maria Popova (10303 reads)

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