The stories in "The Buddhist on Death Row "moved me to tears and filled me with wonderful insights.
You may want to take notes, as I did, as a reminder to soften and open our hearts.
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Jarvis Masters’s gradual but profound transformation from a man dedicated to hurting others to one who has prevented violence on the prison yard, counseled high school kids by mail, and helped prisoners—and even guards—find meaning in their lives.
Along the way, Masters becomes drawn to Read more...
It has become conventional widom that we are hopelessly divided. But this narrative masks a larger truth: that we humans are incredibly skilled at overcoming division.
We Are Not Divided is a collaborative multimedia journalism project dedicated to revealing that truth by telling the stories that show our capacity, and our deep desire, to bridge our divides.
A rowdy, opinionated nation of 330 million requires a special kind of bond.
The Idea That Still Unites Us (reasonstobecheerful.world)
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You are probably doing your best to enjoy the great outdoors when weather is still nice, but so many reports are making it sound like many of us will still be
working remotely well into 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here are some ideas to make my home feel more like an oasis for when we need to stay home.
Start looking for ways now to make your home feel more comfortable and spacious.
Give yourself more elbow room, and make your space more livable.
First, look for obvious Read more...
How Multipure Products Help Water Quality Issues
We offer a range of water filtration products that provide solutions to the water quality issues that plague Americans and people all over the world. Some people may have to treat their water to meet basic standards for safe consumption, while others may be interested in improving the aesthetic of their water so that it smells and tastes more pleasant.
The Center for Disease Control points out that, while the U.S. enjoys an Read more...
Nanette Stringer - Running 4+ miles almost every single morning. Of all the things I am doing in the pandemic to make this time feel valuable and significant to myself and others, that is the one that feels like my salvation. I feel lucky that at 68 I can still run with no pain; I realize not everyone is that fortunate, and I feel blessed.
Caroline Rose -Half hour of Tai Chi-like and PT-like exercises nearly every morning, swimming 3 days per week, walking/hiking on the Read more...