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Sandy wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 2:25 am Do you know this adorable little dog personally, Welles?

No. I just found that picture and thought the joyous expression and the softness of the light made it a perfect shot. Still do...

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Hey this is extremely belated but worth it. A friend sent me a Jacquie Lawson Thanksgiving 'card'. The art is so sophistically crude I've been entranced by it's joyfulness and watched it a dozen times or so.

You can view this card here...

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Unconditional love really exists in each of us. It is part of our deep inner being. It is not so much an active emotion as a state of being. It’s not "I love you" for this or that reason, not "I love you if you love me." It's love for no reason, love without an object. It's just...

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This is just a delightful article. I predict it will make you think and make you smile. Amy's use of the language is delicious. EARLY ON, there was no word for “groundhog.” Neither were there groundhogs, or grandmothers, or event coordinators. There were events but they were uncoordinated like the ...

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Normally I don't post the punchline but in this case I'm giving you the conclusion because I was concerned that you might be put off by 'suffer'. Oh, and it isn't Buddhist. :bana: For me, maybe the most important question, both as a scientist and as a person, is how to distinguish between fiction a...

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1111 Hz Angels Love and Blessings | Receive Help & Protection | Healing Angel Number Frequency Music — Composed by Pierre Ynad

https://youtu.be/DKlnFU5h4_g

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For over 60 years I've been doing varieties of woodwork. In that light the most fascinating churches in that realm are the Stave Churches... a product of the Viking cultures. The Viking conversion to Christianity was a slow one, as it took centuries for Scandinavians to accept that it meant saying ...

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1. “At the Drop of a Hat” Means: To do something without delay Real meaning: In the 19th century, a hat was used to indicate the start of a race or a fight. A hat would be dropped or swept in a downward arc and participants would begin. 2. “As Mad as a Hatter” Means: To be crazy or insane Real mean...

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Sandy wrote: ↑Wed Nov 10, 2021 5:23 am I am a very human human.

It's a club we are all a part of.

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Youth is peppered with conspicuous firsts. And unless we’re really trying, life's lasts can tend to sneak past, unnoticed. Your last cigarette may have warranted some ceremony. But what about the last swing you’ll ever sit on? The last pear you’ll eat? The last time you’ll watch [your favorite movi...

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This is a fascinating multimedia web page that shares a fascinating point of view here's the beginning of the written introduction... When we think of migration, what often comes to mind is the seasonal movement of animals from one region to another: a repeated, patterned journey in which creatures...

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Perhaps genes aren’t the only thing that we’ve been shaped to try and save. Maybe altruism evolves to recognize affinity, joint purpose, shared values. Maybe nothing elicits a sense of relatedness more deeply than feeling our dependence on other living things. A predator depends entirely on its pre...

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This Place That You Belong To — by Wendell Berry It is hard to have hope. It is harder as you grow old, for hope must not depend on feeling good and there is the dream of loneliness at absolute midnight. You also have withdrawn belief in the present reality of the future, which surely will surprise...

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As part of a closing hand-off ceremony for the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games and the 2024 games in Paris, choreographer Sadeck Waff worked with 128 performers in a dizzying performance focused on arms and hands. The French dancer and choreographer has become known for his limb-centric performances wh...

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The great angst of modern life is this: no matter how hard we try, no matter how successful we are, no matter how good a parent, worker, or spouse we are – it’s never enough. There is always someone richer, thinner, smarter, or more powerful, someone that makes us feel small in comparison. Failure ...

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“Hope” is the thing with feathers — by Emily Dickinson “Hope” is the thing with feathers - That perches in the soul - And sings the tune without the words - And never stops - at all - And sweetest - in the Gale - is heard - And sore must be the storm - That could abash the little Bird That kept so ...

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A friend wrote me about her dilemma. She owns a company employing hundreds of people and is a staunch critic of that-which-shall-not-be-named. She said she has been trying to fly under the radar until sanity is restored, but with looming mandates for large employers, the radar will soon turn on her...

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“Accepting what is” and trusting the Universe is an essential approach to life. But so is “fighting for change.” And if you want to be effective in business — and in relationships, too, for that matter — then you also need tenacity, focus, urgency, often combined with strategic planning and a drive...

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Great stories of your practical experiences, Sammy.

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Elders fill a special role in any community, having earned the respect of the tribe for their life-long wisdom, knowledge, and teaching. They help link individuals to the broader community as a whole, and connect the past with the future. Not all old individuals are elders, nor are all elders old. ...

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Why the Hubble Ultra Deep Field is the most incredible photograph ever taken. We live on earth. Earth is a clump of iron and magnesium and nickel, smeared with a thin layer of organic matter, and sleeved in vapor. It whirls along in a nearly circular orbit around a minor star we call the sun. I kno...

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sammy wrote: ↑Tue Oct 05, 2021 3:30 pm I don't recall the rest of the examples but it left me theorizing that we all have our own frequency at which we vibrate, it would make sense that we were attracted to people that have the same vibration.

Yep!

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When people talk about love and meeting someone you just cannot get out of your mind, it's not uncommon to hear phrases such as “there's just chemistry between us” or “what we feel is electric, almost magnetic!”, but what the heck are these people talking about? Well, just like magnets, people can ...

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In my thirty years of working with cancer patients, I've seen a profound distinction between curing and healing. Curing is what a physician seeks to offer you. Healing, however, comes from within us. It's what *we* bring to the table. Healing can be described as a physical, emotional, mental and sp...

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Unconditional Love Really Exists — by Ram Dass

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Presto — by Amy Leach

If It Can Suffer, It's Real — by Yuval Noah Harari

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35 Popular Old Sayings & Their Real Meanings You Had No Idea About

Re: Conscious Completion — by Rosie Bell

Conscious Completion — by Rosie Bell

They Carry Us With Them: The Great Tree Migration

Secret Kinship With The Other — by Richard Powers

This Place That You Belong To — by Wendell Berry

Une chorégraphie Originale par Sadeck Waff

Self-Compassion Over Self-Esteem — by Kristin Neff

“Hope” is the thing with feathers — by Emily Dickinson

The Rehearsal is Over — by Charles Eisenstein

Accept What Is, Lead To Improve — by Marc Lesser

Re: The Romantic Side of Electromagnetism — by Tamara Rant

Mother Trees In A Wood Wide Web — by Suzanne Simard

Window of Possibility — by Anthony Doerr

Re: The Romantic Side of Electromagnetism — by Tamara Rant

The Romantic Side of Electromagnetism — by Tamara Rant

Difference Between Healing and Curing — by Michael Lerner, PhD