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Into the Chrysalis Apr 9-- "Chrysalises both inspire and baffle me. The thought that a caterpillar can crawl into a sac made of its own body and dissolve its form and come out as a butterfly is a cliched image of transformation, but holy crap. Stop for a moment and really think about that. Does the caterpillar know this is going to happen? If it ...

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Healing Our Relationship to Reality Apr 8-- "As human beings we are hardwired to search for stability, security, certainty and a sense of control in our lives. And yet, life by definition is perpetually in flux, it is famously unpredictable, riddled with uncertainty and fundamentally uncontrollable. These realities are the ground on which we practice. And practicing on this ground invites us into the heart of paradox. ...

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The Art of Waiting Apr 7-- ""Time is the substance I am made of," Borges wrote in his spectacular confrontation with time, "Time is a river which sweeps me along, but I am the river; it is a tiger which destroys me, but I am the tiger; it is a fire which consumes me, but I am the fire." We are indeed creatures of time who ...

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Courage & Vulnerability: Corona & the Wisdom of Elders Apr 6-- "In every crisis of my life, learning has helped me find my way through. That means paying attention, allowing myself to feel as well as think, looking at things from different angles, gathering the best info available, trying to connect the dots, and 'living the questions' when the answers elude me." For more than five decades, Parker Palmer has written ...

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16 Teachings from COVID-19 Apr 5-- "A lot is being said these days. Clarity can be hard to come by, silence even more so. Overwhelmed by the cacophony of voices, I sat down to synthesize some perspectives that shine light on the corona crisis. Most of you will already have come across some of those ideas. They show us what we can learn from the current ...

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Even If You've Not Been Fed, Be Bread. Apr 4-- "In my role as director of the nonprofit Mercy Beyond Borders, I am frequently in South Sudan visiting our education projects for girls and our micro-enterprise projects with women and our leadership training of young women for advocacy. Keeping girls in school protects them from early marriages, allows them to develop their gifts, sets them on the path to pursue ...

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Do Not Lose Heart -- We Were Made for These Times Clarissa Pinkola Estes stirringly invites us to embrace the moment ... 107444 Reads

The Wonder of the Universe is Wondering in Us Paul Fleischman is the author of numerous books, and has ... 26121 Reads

Living Gratefully in the Time of Corona Virus "In the midst of times of uncertainty it serves us ... 23603 Reads

The One Most Important Thing You Can Do Right Now "The point to all the closings and all the cancellations ... 16774 Reads

Caring For Self and Others in Troubled Times "Warm greetings of peace, hope, and healing to you and ... 8672 Reads

Accepting What Is "When the word acceptance enters a room, but is never ... 8393 Reads

Do Not Lose Heart, We Were Made for These Times by Clarissa Pinkola Estes (107444 reads)	16 Teachings from COVID-19 by Marian Brehmer (26431 reads)
Wonder: When & Why The World Appears Radiant by Paul Fleischman (26121 reads)	Living Gratefully in the Time of Corona Virus by The Gratefulness Team (23603 reads)
The Inner Shield Against Covid-19 by Cynthia Li (18362 reads)	For Calling the Spirit Back from Wandering the Earth in Its Human Feet by Joy Harjo (17904 reads)
The One Most Important Thing You Can Do Right Now by Kelly Wendorf (16774 reads)	Erich Fromm's Six Rules of Listening by Maria Popova (13934 reads)
What Focusing on the Breath Does to Your Brain by B. Grace Bullock (12600 reads)	How Emotions Change the Shape of Our Hearts by ted.com (12069 reads)
Kintsugi: The Golden Joinery of Love by Sue Cochrane (11665 reads)	Be Love Now by Ram Dass (11204 reads)

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