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How to Create Space and Improve Your Parenting: An Interview with Dr. Shefali
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How to Create Space and Improve Your Parenting: An Interview with Dr. Shefali

You could look at parenting as an opportunity, or you could look at it as a calling to be stressed and overwhelmed. If you look at it as an opportunity, then you learn that reactivity is the default, and transcending reactivity is the call of consciousness.
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"Don't Wait": Talking about Radical Compassion and Courage with Frank Ostaseski

Sadness is just one of the many faces of grief. I find it useful to think of grief as a constellation of responses, an ever-changing process.
Lessons from the Field: The Science of Happiness
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Lessons from the Field: The Science of Happiness

Emiliana R. Simon-Thomas, PhD, is the science director of the Greater Good Science Center, where she oversees the GGSC’s fellowship program, is a co-instructor of...
How Kindness Can Improve Your Life: Wisdom from Sylvia Boorstein
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How Kindness Can Improve Your Life: Wisdom from Sylvia Boorstein

The Dalai Lama once said, “My religion is kindness.” I think everybody's religions are about
Heal Your Broken Heart with These Tips from Sharon Salzberg
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Heal Your Broken Heart with These Tips from Sharon Salzberg

Sharon Salzberg is a renowned Buddhist meditation teacher and author. A New York Times best-selling author, Sharon has most recently written the compelling book Real Love:...
The Art of Listening: An Interview with Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt
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The Art of Listening: An Interview with Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt

In the resting state, when we're not distracted, the research shows we have a 13–18% accuracy rate. If we're distracted, the distortion rate goes up to almost 100% immediately. The reason this happens is that most of us are running a movie in our minds, projecting reality as we know it or as we fear it, wish it, or remember it.
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