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Jeffrey Bale: The World Needs Beauty Sep 25-- "Jeffrey Bale received his degree in landscape architecture from the University of Oregon back in 1981. He quickly landed a job at a Portland architecture firm -- but he only lasted 20 minutes behind a desk. Instead, he began traveling the world, finding inspiration in the stunning architecture of Europe and SE Asia. He returned home and began creating elaborate ...

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Willing to Be Dazzled Sep 24-- "I decided to visit my friend Aristotle, who lives in a house on a hill at the west end of the ranch. We sampled various kinds of cookies and sipped decaffeinated green tea, and we vented, kvetched, and rhapsodized, as we are prone to do. Mostly kvetched, if the truth be told. Aristotle just turned ninety, and I seek the ...

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3 Steps to Build Peace & Create Change Sep 23-- As the child of Holocaust survivors and a World War II refugee herself, peace builder Georgette Bennett was stunned by the human toll and tragedy of the Syrian civil war. She got to work, bringing together historical enemies to build an aid pipeline from Israel to Syria -- a feat many considered impossible, but she and her organization -- the ...

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Beyond Beauty: A Conversation with Paul Reynard Sep 22-- "My own experience is that there are moments when suddenly, after I've been working a long time at painting, I'm no longer trying to make or do something. I begin to be led, as if my brush were just following where the painting in its finished state was leading me. At that point I am open to something which most ...

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Hummingbirds & the Ecstatic Moment Sep 20-- "Birds have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember, and hummingbirds have held a special place in my heart for the simple reason that they, early on, became personal to me. On some level, you could say I became a writer because of hummingbirds, and they have appeared in my fiction since I was ...

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An Antidote to the Age of Anxiety Sep 19-- In his 1951 book, "The Wisdom of Insecurity: A Message for an Age of Anxiety," Alan Watts writes, "There is a contradiction in wanting to be perfectly secure in a universe whose very nature is momentariness and fluidity. But the contradiction lies a little deeper than the mere conflict between the desire for security and the fact of change. If ...

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Eight Steps Towards Forgiveness "No matter who you are, you have undoubtedly experienced hurt ... 34018 Reads

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Parenting Advice from Mister Rogers "Being responsible for ourselves, knowing our own wants and meeting ... 4178 Reads

A Cloud Never Dies A Cloud Never Dies is a biographical documentary of Zen ... 4159 Reads

The 8 Kinds of Humility to Help You Stay Grounded "I'm wary of those who counsel deferential or pious humility ... 3903 Reads

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