The starting place for radical re-imagining of love is mindfulness.
SHARON SALZBERGWe need the courage to learn from our past and not live in it.
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Mindfulness helps us get better at seeing the difference between what’s happening and the stories we tell ourselves about what’s happening, stories that get in the way of direct experience. Often such stories treat a fleeting state of mind as if it were our entire and permanent self.
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If we truly loved ourselves, we’d never harm another. That is a truly revolutionary, celebratory mode of self-care.
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We often get caught up in our own reactions and forget the vulnerability of the person in front of us.
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We have the power to improve our work lives immeasurably through awareness, compassion, patience & ingenuity.
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We need the courage to learn from our past and not live in it.
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To relinquish the futile effort to control change is one of the strengthening forces of true detachment & thus true love.
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We can understand the inherent radiance & purity of our minds by understanding metta. Like the mind, metta is not distorted by what it encounters.
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Forgiveness is a personal process that doesn’t depend on us having direct contact with the people who have hurt us.
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Life is like an ever-shifting kaleidoscope – a slight change, and all patterns alter.
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In those moments when we realize how much we cannot control, we can learn to let go.
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We don’t need any sort of religious orientation to lead a life that is ethical, compassionate & kind.
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Love exists in itself, not relying on owning or being owned.
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Training attention through meditation opens our eyes.
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Seeking is endless. It never comes to a state of rest; it never ceases.
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We are all too often told by someone that we are too old, too young, too different, too much the same, and those comments can be devastating.
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