This is an extraordinary video of people’s eyes. Sometimes we have contact with people for years and never actually look at their eyes. It may seem a bit awkward to look so closely at the eyes of people that we only know casually or at work. But, as Lao Tsu said, “the eyes are the windows to the soul.”
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What To Give Up
Linda Anderson Krech, , ToDo Institute, 0
by Trudy Boyle A year or so ago I was visiting friends with two young children and was struck...
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Chef: What Can We Learn About Passion and Purpose?
Gregg Krech, , Attention/Mindfulness, Mental Wellness, Taking Action, ToDo Institute, Purpose, Taking Action, 0
Movie Review Chef – What Can We Learn About Passion and Purpose? The central character in Chef is Carl...
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The Art of Taking Action – Lead with the Body
Gregg Krech, , Mental Wellness, Morita Therapy, Taking Action, ToDo Institute, 0
A central principle of Morita Therapy is that we have much more control over the body (actions) than the...
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Finally
Gregg Krech, , Acceptance, Gratitude, Kindness, Mental Wellness, Relationships, ToDo Institute, Acceptance, appreciation, gratitude, Kindness, Mental Wellness, Relationships, 2
The following letter was inspired by Gregg Krech’s reflections during a two-week Naikan Retreat in Japan. During the retreat...
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Maybe Beauty Is Our Best Compass
Linda Anderson Krech, , ToDo Institute, 0
Maybe Beauty Is Our Best Compass By Linda Anderson Krech For about 15 years our family attended a...
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Crisis Navigation
Gregg Krech, , ToDo Institute, 0
I’ve been working on a book about crisis for quite some time, while also personally going through various crises...
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A Roof Over My Head
Karen Mariano, , Acceptance, Gratitude, Kindness, Mental Wellness, Acceptance, appreciation, children, gratitude, japan compassion, Mental Wellness, naikan, 0
A Roof Over My Head by Gregg Krech Linda and I have had the privilege of living at...
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Giving It All We’ve Got
Linda Anderson Krech, , ToDo Institute, 3
Monkton Vermont (sometimes referred to as “the middle of nowhere”) is a small rural town in the foothills of...
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