Taking time to reflect or to simply be “in the moment” can not only create calm, it can promote understanding, compassion and forgiveness.
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Showing posts with label Judaism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judaism. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Anger
I don't want to be angry or resentful towards anyone or anything again. But this emotion created by my monkey mind creeps up in a very subtle way. Then I find myself in this negative frame of mind. Then I start again to let go like Prometheus bound!
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Buddhism,
Christianity,
Hinduism,
Islam,
Judaism,
Meditation,
Non-Violence,
Qigong,
Self-Improvement,
Spirituality,
Sufism,
Taoism,
Vajrayana,
Vedanta,
Yoga
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Bless You
Today I sat down next a minister in a restaurant. We entered into a discussion mostly about the book of Job and also the notion of impermanence. He got up to leave before me, as he was walking away he turned and said, “Bless you.” It struck me that we all have the power to use these words and should use them more.
Bless you all.
Bless you all.
Labels:
Buddhism,
Christianity,
Hinduism,
Islam,
Judaism,
Meditation. Yoga,
Self-Improvement,
Spirituality,
Taoism
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