Posted by: dhirendra08 on: January 6, 2009
Where? Chair, cushion, on the ground, in your car while waiting her your kid’s soccer practice to end—these are all ideal places. Some – people prefer a special tranquil place in their homes, away from the daily hustle and bustle. Others ae fine with shutting the office door and taking the phone off the hook. [...]
Posted by: dhirendra08 on: December 27, 2008
The Right time
Sorah (Susan) Strum Dubitsky, PhD, is a psychologist and Fellow of the Center for the Study of Spirituality at Florida International University, where she also teaches. The author of A Chorus of Wisdom: Notes of Spiritual Living (Ulysses Press, September 2005), Dubitsky set out on her own quest for life meaning 25 years [...]
Posted by: dhirendra08 on: December 20, 2008
Simplicity retreats at Karme Choling.
The Simplicity retreat program was created to five everyone a flexible, simple way to enjoy the benefits of sitting meditation. Participants can enroll for one day, several days o up to a week – whatever best fits your needs and your schedule.
On your own terms. In our own time.
Join the daily [...]
Posted by: dhirendra08 on: November 27, 2008
“CROWDING IS THE ACT OF FILLING OUR LIFE WITH things that aren’t right for you, thereby limiting your ability to reach for what you truly want”. Some symptoms of crowding:
♦ Your house, briefcase and office are either extremely messy or compulsively neat, to the point that there’s no room for any thing new.
♦ You feel [...]
Posted by: dhirendra08 on: November 26, 2008
Learn to Trust. I used to have trouble seeing how gentleness and humility could lighten my load. Instead, I thought I needed to learn confidence and courage. Or time management and goal setting. Or efficiency and effectiveness. But God knows that the two greatest sources of stress in our lives are aggression and arrogance. They [...]
Posted by: dhirendra08 on: November 14, 2008
“Stop it!”, “No you can’t!”, “Don’t do that!”. These admonitions from our past echo loudly when we hear ourselves saying them to our children. We know there is a better way, but none of us is good at it all the time, and saying no—setting limitations—is an inevitable part of parenthood.
The better way involves attending [...]
