Still Not Found
A Buddhist priest prays for the souls of the victims still not found in the rubble, Yamada, Japan. (New York Times)
See also: To Be Bothered and Perception, Intense City
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- Soryu Scott's Method for Better Decision-Making
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Daron Larson
Freelance Contemplative
"The primary focus of this path of choosing wisely...is learning to stay present. Pausing very briefly, frequently throughout the day, is an almost effortless way to do this. For just a few seconds we can be right here. Meditation is another way to train in learning to stay or...learning to come back, to return to the present over and over again."
~ Pema Chödrön, from Taking the Leap: Freeing Ourselves from Old Habits and Fears
~ Pema Chödrön, from Taking the Leap: Freeing Ourselves from Old Habits and Fears
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- Coping with Chaos by Categorizing
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- Fear is a Natural Reaction
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- The Psychology of Belief and Compassion
- Searching for Heaven
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- Have Mercy
- Finding New Ways to Speak
- To Cultivate Attention
- Silence No One Hears
- Uncoupling Negative Emotional Reactions from Behavior
- Darkness Flooded in Light
- Poetry Doesn’t Need Music; Lyrics Do
- Feeling Emotion Conveyed by a Performer
- Open and Listening
- You Don’t Have That Kind of Time
- Animated Prose
- I Don’t Know
- To Think Oneself into the Minds of Others
- Redefining Apathy
- Guide Her, Protect Her
- How Is It That the Innocent Survive
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- Still Not Found
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- Wherever They Are
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- Maybe We Try Too Hard
- Narratives of Grace
- No More Goals for You
- Bach in the Forest
- Who's This?
- Seeing a Song, Dripping with Color
- The Only Life You Could Save
- Just Another Phenomenon of Consciousness
- Lost & Found
- Avoiding Interesting Jobs
- To Really See It
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