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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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“The Anticipation of Suffering is the Thief of This Moment” I was sitting in a gray, canvas camping...
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The Parable A senior monk and a young monk were traveling together. At one point, they came to...
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Many years ago I worked with an art therapist named Christine at a state psychiatric hospital. I still remember...
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Thirty Thousand Days: A Journal for Purposeful Living: Spring 2015 Table of Contents with Quotes You Are Not Drowning...
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