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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The Most Common Human Sacrifice
Gregg Krech, , Attention/Mindfulness, Gratitude, Mental Wellness, Morita Therapy, Taking Action, ToDo Institute, appreciation, joy, Mental Wellness, Mindfulness, 1
by Gregg Krech When we find ourselves in circumstances which are unpleasant or disappointing there are two common strategies...
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Procrastination Disguisesd as Busyness
Linda Anderson Krech, , ToDo Institute, 1
The meditation teacher Eknath Easwaren talks about how people have energy only when it comes to things they like....
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One Hole in the Net
Trudy Boyle, , ToDo Institute, 0
I had a close call. It could happen to anyone. A few years ago, while making a left-hand turn,...
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First Day of the Spring Naikan Retreat
Gregg Krech, , ToDo Institute, 0
This is the first day of our spring Naikan Retreat. If you were participating in this retreat today, you...
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The Art of Taking Action – Watch Your Step!
Gregg Krech, , Attention/Mindfulness, Mental Wellness, Taking Action, ToDo Institute, 0
In the summer of 1974, Philippe Petit, a 24 year old Frenchman, astonished the world by walking across a...
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Preventing Suicide with Blue
Gregg Krech, , ToDo Institute, 0
Japan has one of the highest suicide rates in the world – approximately 50% higher than the U.S. For...
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NAIKAN AND MENTAL ILLNESS
Linda Anderson Krech, , Gratitude, Mental Wellness, Relationships, Acceptance, Mental Wellness, naikan, Relationships, 0
NAIKAN AND MENTAL ILLNESS For over ten years I worked very closely with people who have been diagnosed with...
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Beyond the Veil of Disappointment
Gregg Krech, , Coping with Crisis, Gratitude, Life Not on Hold, Mental Wellness, ToDo Institute, Crisis, depression, gratitude, 0
We can’t be thankful for the empty shelves at the supermarket, but we can be thankful for the food...
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