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A enjoyable way to come to closure at the end of a year is to make a map of...
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White Christmas is a film my family has watched together since my girls were toddlers. It includes Bing Crosby’s...
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There are certain movies that go a long way to adding to the holiday spirit. Our family of four...
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The rise of public rallies and marches of Nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups has, for many of...
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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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You’ve been here for five full days and you’ve done over 70 hours of self-reflection. You’ve witnessed your life,...
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Day Five of the Retreat Much of the time in a Naikan Retreat is spent reflecting on individuals, from...
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It’s 5:50am and you hear the sound of the morning bell, announcing the start of a new day. You’ve...
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