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The Way Knows the Way Sep 28-- "When I was growing up, my mama made up songs for everything. Potty training? Sing about it. Your hearts deepest longing? In song. I learned: like birds, we sing. Simple plain, because were alive. For me Song is a protection mantle, a wise friend, a presence meditation, a comic relief. Song anchors us ...

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5 Questions on Your Relationship to Time Sep 27-- Oliver Burkeman's book, "Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals, is all about how and why to reevaluate your relationship with time -- starting with the startling brevity of the average human life span, which gave the book its title. Burkeman doesn't pull any punches from there. To help guide us weary time travelers, Burkeman's book poses five questions to ...

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Ama Torrance: Without a Recipe Sep 26-- "I'm not a traditionalist. I don't really stick with the rules of anything. I can't follow a recipe in a recipe book. I have to do it my way. So I get the basic tenets of how things work, you know. If you want to make banana bread you look at a bunch of recipes and figure out how everything ...

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Peace Pilgrim: A Life of Service Sep 25-- "On January 1, 1953, at age 44, Mildred Lisette Norman changed her name to Peace Pilgrim, put
on a pair of canvas sneakers, donned dark blue slacks, blouse, and a tunic--on which she had
sown her new name--and set out to walk the length of the country leaving from Pasadena, CA...She would walk non-stop for the next 28 years, weaving ...

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The Greatest Nature Essay Ever Sep 24-- "The Greatest Nature Essay ever would begin with an image so startling and lovely and wondrous that you would stop riffling through the rest of the mail, take your jacket off, sit down at the table, adjust your spectacles, tell the dog to lie down, tell the kids to make their own sandwiches for heavenssake, thats why god gave you ...

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We the People Sep 23-- Through hopeful lyrics and joyous dance, Nimo Patel and Ellie Walton's "We the People" video is a call to unity, togetherness and equality. It reminds us that if we learn to love, if we learn to listen, the good will indeed come someday. Sing along and let your spirit be lifted. ...

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Antidotes to Fear of Death Rebecca Elson was a Canadian-American poet and astronomer. In the ... 6056 Reads

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Jonathan Foust: Body-Centered Inquiry "Jonathan Foust is a longtime teacher of yoga and meditation ... 3422 Reads

Taking Time to Make Time "When the 33-year-old Michelangelo was painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling, ... 2927 Reads

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