Loic LeMeur posted this on Google+ but no one will ever see it there. Click the play button to take off for a 10 minute flight to space…
He who knows best…
Happy birthday, Thomas Jefferson!
“The wise know their weakness too well to assume infallibility; and he who knows most, knows best how little he knows.” ~ Thomas Jefferson
via He who knows best… (Quotation) « Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello.
Presenting “The 2012 White Trash” Awards…
Go to the source if you’re in need of a laugh! Presenting The 2012 White Trash Awards | Happy Place.
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“Thank You [Live]”
Alanis Morissette – Thank You [Live] – YouTube.
how bout getting off these antibiotics
how bout stopping eating when I’m full up
how bout them transparent dangling carrots
how bout that ever elusive kudo
thank you india
thank you terror
thank you disillusionment
thank you frailty
thank you consequence
thank you thank you silence Continue reading ““Thank You [Live]””
On a morning like this…
…I ask myself is there anything better for breakfast than think slabs of sourdough toast slathered in butter and homemade orange marmalade washed down with strong Colombian coffee? I think not. We have it good in the first world and I’m grateful…
On powerlessness and true power…
An interesting perspective from Gabrielle Bernstein…
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The fable of fear…
“Fear: False Evidence Appearing Real.” ~Unknown
Go to the source if you’d like to read the fable. I’m more interested in the ways author Barrie Davenport offers to overcome fear…
You can put Fear in a box. And let me tell you, once you do this, your life will turn around 180 degrees.
You will do things you never thought possible.
You will be bold and enthusiastic about life.
You will find passion in life and seize every opportunity.
If you want to start disempowering Fear right now, here are three things you can do today: Continue reading “The fable of fear…”
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Using Buffer to share your posts…
Sure you can use the publicize feature to promote your posts but you might like using Buffer better!
“Forgiveness”
I don’t care if you don’t like rap music! Listen and read along — this is good stuff…
Cool ‘infographic’ from Tony Shin!
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You can choose to be happy – 10 things to do, today!
Marie Wetmore says…
I say all the time: if you want to be happy, you have to choose to be happy. Sometimes it helps to stop thinking about happiness as a state of mind and instead think of it as an action. If you were to put happiness into action today, what would you do?Everyone’s answer is different, but I’ll share 10 things that have worked for me or my clients, so you can choose to be happy today!
via You Can Choose to Be Happy – 10 Things to Do, Today!.
Follow the ‘via’ link above to get the rest of Marie’s thoughts on the topic…
I’ve officially told over 100 stories with Storify so I guess you can say that I officially love it! Thanks to the guys at Storify — especially Burt and Jeff — who make and support such a great technology. I think the future of blogging looks a lot like Storify…
Here are some of my best Storify screencasts in one handy playlist…
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On smiling…
Today, give a stranger one of your smiles. It might be the only sunshine he sees all day. ~ H. Jackson Brown Jr.
You have the power
Good stuff from Melody Beattie. Again.
For the first several hundred years after the Buddha died, there were no images of him. Only his dharma, or teachings, were passed on from generation to generation. Eventually, however, the people wanted an image to remind them of their ideal, and that’s when and how Buddha statues came to be.
The good thing about having statues of Buddha is they remind followers of the ideals they’re striving for in their lives. The difficult thing about Buddha statues is that people may be tempted to idolize the statue, and forget to seek the state of consciousness the Buddha represented.
It’s easy for us to idolize our mentors and teachers, the people who encourage and help us to grow. It can be easy to look around us and think others have the key to enlightenment, success, joy.
Stop idolizing other people.
Look in the mirror.
You have everything you need to learn your lessons, grow, achieve success. You have all the courage you need to fail, then try again. You have everything you need, within you, to live and follow your own path with heart.
Not only are you right where you need to be, but you can get wherever you want to go from here. And you and I have all the power we need to learn the lessons we came here to learn.
God, teach me that all I need is within me.
Source: April 12: You Have the Power | Language of Letting Go
Christians, don’t get so hung up on the B word – you know, Buddha – that you miss the lesson! Have you forgotten this?
“The kingdom of God does not come with your careful observation, 21nor will people say, ‘Here it is,’ or ‘There it is,’ because the kingdom of God is within you.” Source: Luke 17 NIV 1984
Bright, shiny objects! 
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