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• Hakomi Therapy: Frequently Asked Questions (and Answers)

  
  Blogging on Good Therapy — Authority: 141
  By Jaffy Phillips, MA, Hakomi Topic Expert Contributor Click here to contact Jaffy and/or see her GoodTherapy.org Profile 1. What does the name “Hakomi” mean? Early in the development of the work, one of Ron Kurtz’ colleagues had a dream in which Kurtz handed him a slip of paper with the words “Hakomi ...
  11 hours ago

• we are snowflakes: how to celebrate uniqueness in others

  
  positively present — Authority: 122
    ( ♥ ) "And here comes the snow... A language in which no word is ever repeated." William Matthews Over the weekend, the sky was filled with falling snow. It was the most snow Id seen in a long, long time and the area where I live declared it a blizzard. Where Im from, we get snow, ...
  15 hours ago

• Fourth Sunday

  
  Country Contemplative — Authority: 111
  Today was the Fourth Sunday in Advent. Gosh, The other three Sundays have breezed by. The sun was out today on my trip to Mt. Irenaeus and though it was a chilly 20 degrees Fahrenheit it made for an enjoyable day. Christmas is only five days distant and when I got to the Mountain I climbed out of my car with my bag ...
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• Paper bowls

  
  Sahlah — Authority: 129
  I loved to be seized by art. I discovered several sheets of red paper on Friday and I just knew I had to make a paper bowl. Red bowl with stars Several years ago I learned how to make paper. The process captivates me. Through trial and error I have attempted to find techniques that conserve both water and ...
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• Solstice celebration

  
  Sahlah — Authority: 129
  Centria – I celebrate you! You did it – one year, 365 days of going outside. Rejoice in a year of exploration As a loyal fan I want to share with you what I learned from you. Nature has all the answers if we ask the question. Nature teaches us to think about more than our questions. Nature unifies all ...
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• open the gate to unknown mercy

  
  "there is no path, paths are made by walking." ~Antonio Machado — Authority: 129
  Re-reading the Comments sent in over the last two days opens a new way of looking at giving and receiving human kindness. Allow me to paraphrase a few readers’ comments:  receive so others can give / gratitude in receiving is a gift to the giver / there’s a lot of love in the world … that’s why keep coming ...
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• standing at the gate of mercy

  
  "there is no path, paths are made by walking." ~Antonio Machado — Authority: 129
  Re-reading the Comments sent in over the last two days opens a new way of looking at giving and receiving human kindness. Allow me to paraphrase a few readers’ comments:  receive so others can give / gratitude in receiving is a gift to the giver / there’s a lot of love in the world … that’s why I keep coming ...
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• For those dogged moments when we just have to get things done

  
  flowing motion — Authority: 434
  As Once the Winged Energy of Delight As once the winged energy of delight carried you over childhood’s dark abysses, now beyond your own life build the great arch of unimagined bridges. Wonders happen if we can succeed in passing through the harshest danger; but only in a bright and purely granted achievement can ...
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• Banish Compulsive Eating

  
  Healthy and Green Living — Authority: 579
  By Karin Evans, Natural SolutionsA year ago Dixie Evatt would have described herself as a classic lifetime dieter–and not a very good one at that. Speaking in a soft drawl that betrays her Texas roots, Evatt says she tried everything under the sun. “I had gone away to spas, spent two or three weeks in [...]
  2 days ago

• “Mindfulness saves hassle”: Key thought for locked keys

  
  Riehlife — Authority: 125
  Video Credit: Drake, on October 14, 2008, put Carl Thomas’s video Emotional with the music to K’jon. Actual title for the song is “On the Ocean.” Watch the official video of “On the Ocean” with the complete song (and more down to earth visuals). So, there I was, pulling into the parking spot inside the ...
  2 days ago

• From My Confessor

  
  a minor friar — Authority: 472
  Qui bene distinguit, bene docet : As sinners we should keep in mind that our root problem is not that we are people who commit this or that sin, but that we are squanderers of grace. Sin, after all, considered as evil, is the privation of the good or virtue that ought to be there instead. That is why there is ...
  3 days ago

• A poet tells us how to be goal-oriented AND mindful at the same time

  
  flowing motion — Authority: 434
  Can we be goal-oriented and mindful at the same time? Goals and mindfulness are two of the most powerful concepts in contemporary psychology. No doubt, when we are pursuing a goal, we pay attention to what we are doing.  But at a cost. We also neglect what is going on around us. When we pursue a goal, we are ...
  3 days ago

• it’s been said before

  
  "there is no path, paths are made by walking." ~Antonio Machado — Authority: 129
  I’m bathed in the loving kindness of people who come to the house with cookies, soup, and offers to do-things-for-me. Emails arrive along with hand-delivered cards. I am not  alone. Opening my heart to well-wishes places pain into a much large container than the scared ‘me’ can imagine. Mercy? Reaching for ...
  3 days ago

• Buddhism in Hospital Care

  
  One City: A Buddhist Blog for Everyone — Authority: 426
  The New York Times healthcare blog Prescriptions has an excellent post on Buddhist chaplains who are a growing presence in New York hospitals . This is what hospital officials call Zen care, which is nondenominational and more about stress reduction, breathing exercises and "being present" with patients and their ...
  3 days ago

• The Buddha at Work - Lessons in Noticing from a Magical Six Year Old

  
  One City: A Buddhist Blog for Everyone — Authority: 426
  My favorite six year old, Eli, was feeling sick this morning. My tummy hurts , he said. Last night, hed complained of a headache. Anticipating that he might need to miss school, Amy and I figured out that the best thing to do if he continued not to feel well, was for me to take care of him today. She has a lot ...
  4 days ago

• The Most Powerful Productivity Technique Ever

  
  Change your Thoughts for true Personal Development — Authority: 118
  This might be one of the shortest posts I have ever written, but there’s a reason for it.  The reason is that the technique I am about to share with you is so simple, yet so profoundly life changing that it need only be explained within a few sentences. We are all looking for ways of being more productive and ...
  4 days ago

• Adapting To Change By Meditation

  
  Alternative Medicine Resources — Authority: 111
  Adapting to any kind of change in your life can be very stressful. The one thing I have learned when it comes to any kind of change is to keep it on a positive level. To do that I stay calm by meditating and keep it all in perspective. I was talking to a friend how I was very apprehensive about a change I would soon ...
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• Mindfulness - Living in the Present

  
  Knowledge Is Necessity — Authority: 129
  I published this on mcmanweb nearly two years ago. Happy reading ...A thought-provoking Zen parable goes like this:A man encountered a tiger in a field. He attempted to escape by lowering himself down a precipice. He looked down and, to his horror, saw more tigers looking up, anticipating their next meal. He looked up ...
  5 days ago

• Taking it slow

  
  Sahlah — Authority: 129
  Like it or not… the Universe decided that I had been ignoring messages to slow down – so it forced my hand. I had a car accident on Saturday. No one was hurt – except my car. I rolled into the back of a gigantic pick up truck and got stuck on the trailer hitch like a fish on a hook. When he moved forward ...
  5 days ago

• Losing Religion to the Amazonian Piraha Tribe – Daniel Everett

  
  Better World Movement — Authority: 143
  Complete video at: fora.tv Linguistics professor Daniel Everett explains the idea of “xibipiio,” a way of life he encountered while studying the language of the Amazonian Piraha tribe. Everett, a former Christian missionary, was challenged to rethink his faith after learning the Piraha’s concept of experiential ...
  5 days ago

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