What we can do
Instead of letting our minds dwell on what we can’t do, let’s focus on what we can do. We can all make a difference right now. Instead of asking why me, we can discover the power of we.
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Instead of letting our minds dwell on what we can’t do, let’s focus on what we can do. We can all make a difference right now. Instead of asking why me, we can discover the power of we.
I was inspired to share my inspiration from St. Francis in a short video. I find this to be excellent advice in these challenging times. I hope you find it…
“If we attend to the reality of the moment, we may find that while it is challenging, it is also filled with incredible humanity, kindness, and compassionate actions.” – John…
“The way to change others’ minds is with affection, and not anger.” 14th Dalai Lama When has getting into a heated argument or deliberately causing others to suffer ever had…
The Next Course Begins on Monday, March 24th! In these challenging times, it is critical to engage in sustainable self-care. There very clear methods to reduce stress, anxiety, and self-critical…
“There is no inner peace found in taking care of me and mine. It is present in attending to the needs of we and ours.” – John Bruna On this New Year’s…
Some edited highlights of a talk John gave at a recovery convention in San Diego.
I was inspired to share my inspiration from St. Francis in a short video. I find this to be excellent advice in these challenging times. I hope you find it…
“If we attend to the reality of the moment, we may find that while it is challenging, it is also filled with incredible humanity, kindness, and compassionate actions.” – John…
“The way to change others’ minds is with affection, and not anger.” 14th Dalai Lama When has getting into a heated argument or deliberately causing others to suffer ever had…
The Next Course Begins on Monday, March 24th! In these challenging times, it is critical to engage in sustainable self-care. There very clear methods to reduce stress, anxiety, and self-critical…
“There is no inner peace found in taking care of me and mine. It is present in attending to the needs of we and ours.” – John Bruna On this New Year’s…
Some edited highlights of a talk John gave at a recovery convention in San Diego.
I was inspired to share my inspiration from St. Francis in a short video. I find this to be excellent advice in these challenging times. I hope you find it…
“If we attend to the reality of the moment, we may find that while it is challenging, it is also filled with incredible humanity, kindness, and compassionate actions.” – John…
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