A 5-Year-Old's Reflection On Life & Death

Saturday, November 9, 2013

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A 5-Year-Old's Reflection On Life & Death

Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh and the greatness which does not bow before children.

- Khalil Gibran -

A 5-Year-Old's Reflection On Life & Death

Steve Lewis has seven kids and 16 grandchildren crowding into a life lived at the loud edge of chaos, so any quietly intimate moments with his five-year-old granddaughter are rare. He is touched as she wishes him a long life in her own way. This beautiful piece shares more. { read more }

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Open the doors of your heart to the wisdom of children and their needs this week...


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The Meanings of Life

Friday, November 8, 2013

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The Meanings of Life

The sole meaning of life is to serve humanity.

- Leo Tolstoy -

The Meanings of Life

Professor Roy Baumeister wonders why parents often say: 'I just want my children to be happy,' rather than: 'I just want my children's lives to be meaningful." Yet we fear meaninglessness, and when we lose a sense of meaning, we get depressed. What is this thing we call meaning, and why might we need it so badly? This thoughtful article shares more. { read more }

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We often find meaning in the little things we do, and in relationships. Look for what you really care about, and honor it with your attention.


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40 Days: The Productivity of Retreat

Thursday, November 7, 2013

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40 Days: The Productivity of Retreat

Wilderness is not a luxury, but a necessity of the human spirit.

- Edward Abbey -

40 Days: The Productivity of Retreat

"When I was a child, I wanted to be a hermit. I can remember in particular a strange background desire I had for some years to live alone in a pine forest. Why a pine forest? I have no real idea. I have never spent much time at all in a real pine forest. But that was where I wanted to be. I could imagine myself dwelling in the dark, dank heart of a pinewood. Life there, I knew, would be more intense, more magical, than life at home. For a time, as a romantic and imaginative child, I entertained the idea that my desire to be surrounded by pines was due to my having been a Viking in a previous life... But beyond the Viking theme, there was something else in here: something about being alone. Wild loneliness, ringing like a bell. A sense of connection to something far greater than me, in a place which is not controlled by my kind, and is not in thrall to us. A sense of smallness, from which can come greatness." This beautiful article shares more about the productivity of retreat. { read more }

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Take the time to retreat from your day-to-day routine, and make a genuine effort to reconnect with yourself and your natural surroundings.


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The Place Where I Write

Wednesday, November 6, 2013

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The Place Where I Write

I am rooted, but I flow.

- Virginia Woolfe -

The Place Where I Write

"Sometimes I can't find tape to save my life, but I have all of these other objects always at my fingertips, and it is in the midst of these juxtapositions, this disorder and uncertainty, that I write. Not only does being neat and organized take time, but a tidy environment makes me feel compelled to have tidy thoughts. And never do they come that way. The disorder is freeing; may it all come any which way. May I dip into the sea of disarray and pluck out the objects that gleam in the light of the present. May I keep that which is important and push aside the rest for another day." To author Yelizaveta Renfro, everything is temporary, and she writes in the ever-changing home of "right here, right now." { read more }

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Do not wait for everything to be perfect, permanent and neat. Bloom where you are planted, and start doing what brings you joy in the shelter of the present moment.


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