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The Well of Being Dec 2-- The Well of Being is an exquisite 'children's book for adults,' one that encompasses the journey of life from the Big Bang, to this very moment that we find (or lose) ourselves in. Jean-Pierre Weill spent three years writing and illustrating this book about himself-- and perhaps everyone. Playful and profound in its approach to the human condition, Weill's ...

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The Nap Ministry: Rest as Resistance Dec 1-- "I think all of these things are working to get us back to our full selves and back to who we are: divine human beings. That's one of the central ideas of the Nap Ministry: you are not a machine, you are a divine human being. If you knew your divinity, you would not be grinding. You would not allow ...

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Transforming Trauma Nov 30-- "This is the timeless wisdom of the shamans, our planet's oldest indigenous healers, and also of our great religious and spiritual traditions: suffering is the soil in which wisdom and compassion grow; it is the school from which we graduate, committed to healing others' hurt. Recent scientific studies on post-traumatic growth yield similar conclusions.This is what I know after fifty ...

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The Golden Rule & The Transformation of Being Nov 29-- "The most ancient of principles that binds all religious and philosophical traditions together is what we have come to call 'The Golden Rule.' Simple in its statement, its actual practice seems at best fitful and, for many, difficult to impossible, from the level of our ordinary consciousness. To be able to practice the principle even with those we already love ...

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Engraving Trust in the Heart Nov 28-- "The great way is not difficult
for those free of preferences.
Without attachment or aversion,
everything is transparent."
So begins this lovely translation of Xin Xin Ming (Engraving Trust in the Heart) attributed to Seng Can, the Third Chinese Patriarch of Zen. ...

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Radical Self-Care for Survivors of Suicide Loss Nov 27-- "What does self-care mean, and what does it involve? Simply put, it implies -- physical, emotional, psychological, social and spiritual care. The very idea of survivors of suicide loss practicing self-care can seem radical. The stigma, shame, secrecy and silence that a survivor faces invisibilizes, erases and marginalizes any of their valid concerns. Equally relevant, most survivors themselves feel they ...

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Touch as Nutrition Is it any coincidence that when a friend or loved ... 29521 Reads

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What Almost Dying Taught Me About Living "The hardest part of my cancer experience began once the ... 6005 Reads

Wendell Berry on Hope & Place "It is hard to have hope. It is harder as ... 5858 Reads

The Spirit of Yes "When was the last time you were completely and joyfully ... 5069 Reads

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