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At the end of every year my family gets together and looks at the highlights, joys and sorrows of...
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by Gregg Krech It may not come as a surprise to hear that New Year’s resolutions don’t work –...
My friend Jiun taught me about favorites. She was the cook (tenzo) at a Zen Center in the...
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A great way to come to closure at the end of a year is to think about what went...
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There’s a sense of mystery in the air. What will the new year bring? No one can answer that...
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The New Year often brings a wonderful energy for change, but it easily gets lost in resolutions which ultimately...
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The beginning of the New Year is seen as a transition for many of us. It’s a time to...
Gregg Krech has served as the Executive Director of the ToDo Institute since 1992. Gregg is one of the leading authorities on Japanese psychology in the United States and the author of several books including the award-winning book, Naikan: Gratitude, Grace and the Japanese Art of Self-Reflection (Stone Bridge Press).
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