You’re going to learn more by letting go than you will be repeating the same thoughts over and over in your mind. You have to leave room for insight to make itself known. Your busy mind is merely keeping you busy, it’s not increasing your understanding. Begin by letting go. Begin by trusting that the […]
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Read more "A Busy Mind Is Not An Open Mind — Living With Confidence"I had the wonderful opportunity to take a nature walk at a local park, which included hiking through grassy fields and along beautiful areas of wildflowers. These fields are allowed to grow naturally; they are not manipulated by the input of chemicals to eliminate plants that are not grass, the more common scenario when it […]
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From “New seeds of contemplation” by Thomas Merton, 1961. A book I read and re-read slowly, one chapter at a time.
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Love winter when the plant says nothing. ~ Thomas Merton ~ Snowtracks – by Thomas Merton Peace ~ Bruce
via MERTON ~ on the LOVE OF WINTER — through the luminary lens
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“The really important kind of freedom involves attention, and awareness, and discipline, and effort, and being able truly to care about other people and to sacrifice for them, over and over, in myriad petty little unsexy ways, every day.” ~ David Foster Wallace Good Morning! (or hello for whatever timezone you are in!) I’m a little late […]
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Read more "Red Sea Temperature Record Shows It Follows The AMO, Not CO2 … “Natural Climate Oscillations” — Iowa Climate Science Education"AMO cycle on the downward side: Red Sea to cool in the coming decades By Die kalte Sonne (German text translated by P Gosselin) Seven years ago, in our book “The Forgotten Sun”, we proposed using ocean cycles for medium-term forecasts. At the time, the climate establishment was strictly opposed to this. Today fortunately times […]
Read more "Y Combinator-backed Project Wren is aiming to make carbon offsets more consumer friendly — TechCrunch"When Landon Brand and Benjamin Stansfield graduated from the University of Southern California this year, they already had the plans for Project Wren, their service for selling carbon offsets to a new generation of conscious consumers. Along with fellow co-founder Mimi Tran Zambetti (who’s still attending USC), Brand and Stansfield aim to make carbon offsets…
