The Truth Demands To Be Lived

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

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The Truth Demands To Be Lived

Socrates showed us that thinking the truth is not enough. Truth demands to be lived.

- Americ Azevedo -

The Truth Demands To Be Lived

Among many other assignments, Americ Azevedo, philosopher, author and lecturer of peace studies, now leads a meditation class with 603 students in one of the largest lecture halls on the UC Berkeley campus. He has taught university classes in philosophy, religion, leadership, finance, business and information systems,and held the first podcast at UC Berkeley in 2005. He now co-teaches a class on inner-to-outer social change and focuses on building a more human world in this age of technology. It all began when he was bullied and called stupid as a child, and found a way to relate to his bullies and rid himself of the epithet. Read his story... { read more }

Be The Change

Think twice before you apply labels to yourself or other people even in your mind. Give them and yourself the benefit of the doubt!


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How to Make Giving Feel Good

Monday, November 11, 2013

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How to Make Giving Feel Good

Since you get more joy out of giving joy to others, you should put a good deal of thought into the happiness that you are able to give.

- Eleanor Roosevelt -

How to Make Giving Feel Good

"On a fine summer morning in Vancouver, British Columbia, a graduate student approached passersby with a box of envelopes and an unusual request: "Are you willing to be in an experiment?" If people said yes, she asked them how happy they were, got their phone number, and handed them one of her mysterious envelopes. When people opened the envelope, they found a five dollar bill, accompanied by a simple note. For some of them, the note instructed: Please spend this $5.00 today before 5 pm on a gift for yourself or any of your expenses (e.g., rent, bills, or debt). Others found a note that read: Please spend this $5.00 today before 5 pm on a gift for someone else or a donation to charity. In addition, some people got similar envelopes, but with a 20 dollar bill rather than a five. Armed with this extra bit of cash and their instructions about how to spend it, people went on their way. That evening, they received a call asking them how happy they were feeling, as well as how they had spent the money. How did their purchases affect them? This article shares the answer... { read more }

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Be a smile inducer, try and find little ways to give daily.


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Estonia's Bank of Happiness

Sunday, November 10, 2013

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Estonia's Bank of Happiness

A bone to the dog is not charity. Charity is the bone shared with the dog, when you are just as hungry as the dog.

- -Jack London- -

Estonia's Bank of Happiness

Estonia's capital, Tallinn, is considered to be one of the world's leading technological cities - a city in which the majority of transactions occur online. But nestled deep within the constructs and limitations of this digital world, there resides one group -- whose sole purpose it is to harness the true power of the Internet for good. This "Bank of Happiness" doesn't transact in currency or credit, rather, it utilizes the good energy of over 2,000 like-minded, people from all over the word to connect or to offer services free of charge. Read more from NPR ... { read more }

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We have so much to offer this world. Today, take inventory of the many ways you might help provide comfort and service to others within your community. Be proactive, volunteer...but mostly, get involved in creating a global happiness exchange.


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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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