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We feel what we feel. We need to allow every feeling the dignity of its existence. Then we can decide if we want to take it to heart or let it go.

Sharon Salzberg has been doing this work since long before "mindfulness" was a buzzword. Her lessons on "Metta" (lovingkindness) meditation have been a big help to me, personally.

"Attention is the start of love. There can be no love without attention. In cultivating attention, we’re cultivating a possibility for intention and a possibility for connection." - Anne C. Klein

The true nature of our minds is permeated by the light of awareness.

There is a big difference between having a thought and taking action.

Sunday reading zone!

What color are you today? 🔴🟠🟡🟢🔵🟤⚫⚪

"Telling stories can help people have empathy for younger versions of themselves—or empathy for younger versions of their parents. Our stories can change over time, and that can be a really healthy thing." —Catherine Burns bit.ly/3HRaUUk

"If we can offer something, like a poem, back to a tree, back to a river, back to a creek, back to the birds, then that can be a new relationship with the art of making something." — Ada Limón tricycle.org/podcast/ada-li…

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On a scale of meditation, how do you feel today?

Mindfulness helps us to set boundaries by revealing what makes us unhappy and what brings us peace.

Aspire to be a force of goodness.