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When callings, dreams, ideas and plans begin to unfold in our minds and hearts we feel the sting of...
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“I was just trying to get home from work.” – Rosa Parks For many years my family attended an...
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by Gregg Krech It may not come as a surprise to hear that New Year’s resolutions don’t work –...
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Gifts: What do you have to offer? You have an interview scheduled, with God or Buddha, or some higher...
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An elegant collection of some of our favorite quotes to inspire you for the New Year. Quotes by Albert...
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Managing Disappointment by Gregg Krech Life is full of disappointment. How long will it take you to remember...
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Ichi-go Ichi-e is a Japanese phrase that literally means “one time, one meeting.” However it is often translated as “once...
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Make Yourself at Home in the Unknown Dzigar Kongtrul We are most at home in our own home. We...
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Naikan: Gratitude, Grace and the Japanese Art of Self-Reflectionby Rabbi Rami Shapiro, author of Proverbs, the Wisdom of Solomon© 2017 The ToDo Institute serves as a meeting place between east and west. By blending Japanese approaches to mental health, known as Morita and Naikan, we provide an approach to living well that bridges the gap between the spiritual, the psychological and the practical. | All Rights Reserved.
