This book, or that? Stay home, or go out? Go to the park or go somewhere else? Do this or do that? Do it now or do it later? These are only some of the frequent dilemmas that tire my brain and the brain of many other people who, like me, struggle with habitual indecision. … Continue reading On Habitual Indecision
The other day, I was enjoying my morning walk around the neighborhood when, quite unexpectedly, it began to rain. I had no umbrella, and home was streets away. An old tree beckoned to me, waving a branch or two, a chestnut by profession. I found shelter under its wet branches and settled there, meditating, waiting … Continue reading Ten Lessons From an Old Chestnut Tree
We are surrounded by choices and possibilities. We can travel just about anywhere we want with relative ease. We can study abroad. We can read at our discretion inspirational books that assure us that we are full of potential, that we can become anything we want to become. More than at any other time in … Continue reading Our Personal Mission In Life
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