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| Authentic Love
There are zillions of relationship-advice books out there but many share a failing: their readers, desperate in their relationships, are still trying to control things. They’re using the book to “make things better,” when the key is in accepting ourselves and our partners for who we are. The arc of the spiritual path and the arc of the relationship path aren’t merely parallel; they are intimately bound together. As we practice our spiritual path more deeply, it inevitably changes the way we are in our relationships. Likewise, as we learn to ease up on our demands and needs from others, we learn that the spiritual path is not about fulfilling a need — a need to change what we don’t like about ourselves, for example — but about letting go of needs altogether. – Sumi Loundon Kim, Lion’s Roar |
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| Newly-Released Book Provides Guidance and Methods for Healing Cancer |
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Los Angeles, CA)September 15, 2015The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 14 million people are diagnosed globally with cancer each year. Dr. Jerome Freedman, a cancer survivor, provides those with cancer with healing methods that su … |
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May you be free from suffering and the causes of suffering! All my best, |
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The Zen Teachings of Father Eli
