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Melanie’s Biggest Secret!

Melanie, I love your blog and I see the journey continues; even though you are not on EL Camino, you’re still on a Camino in your own mind…

To me, the trick of this social media thing is to find what Aristotle called ‘the golden mean’ — the virtuous path between two vices — or what Buddhists call ‘the middle way’ between NOT telling your story and OVERTELLING your story. The golden mean between hiding your light under a bushel and narcissism. It’s a daily challenge…

Keep blogging!!!

Resentment...

We are All Worthy of Dignity and Respect

The more you praise and celebrate your life...

This is my simple religion...

How to make yourself COMPLETELY miserable…Guaranteed!

Who Binds You?

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Who binds you?
A monk asked Seng ts’an, “Master, show me the way to liberation.”
Seng ts’an replied, “Who binds you?”
The monk responded, “No one binds me.”
Seng ts’an said, “Then why do you seek liberation?”


Credits: Image – Madam Scherzo. Quote:  whiskeyriver.blogspot.com.  This is an Ancient koan / teaching story.  Seng Ts’an is the third Zen ancestor in China.

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What wisdom can…

What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness?

Jean-Jacques Rousseau Quotes – BrainyQuote

You are here

From Evernote:

You are here

Clipped from: http://www.elephantjournal.com/2013/07/intelligence-of-the-heart-jacob-george/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ElephantJournal+%28elephant+journal%29

Following Your Passion is Beautiful

Pacific City, Oregon

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Pacific City | Oregon from Ian Langenhuysen on Vimeo.


2 minutes from 6pm to Sunset on the Oregon Coast.  Music appropriately titled “Happy” by Secrets in Stereo.  Inspiring…

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“As soon as you…

“As soon as you pick up the hot-coal (become angry or vengeful) it burns you before you to hurt your “enemy” with it and you quickly drop it out of pain. Meanwhile, the person who wronged you is untouched, and you’re the one left with an even greater, deeper, throbbing-pain. No one gets hurt by our anger except ourselves. Buddhism helped me realize that by not forgiving others, I was giving them control over my peace and happiness. I had inadvertently tied my mental and emotional stability to the whims of their egos. I had surrendered my sense of happiness to, ironically, the very people that had hurt me initially!!”

The Buddhist Blog: Forgiveness Brings Peace.

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Just went out to feed the cats

And I think it’s just a little too early in the year for it to be this cool…

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Things Happen At The Edges

From Evernote:

Things Happen At The Edges

Clipped from: http://blog.strategicedge.co.uk/2013/07/things-happen-at-the-edges.html

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