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Book Review—Everything Is Workable: A Zen Approach to Conflict Resolution

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Post date 7 Feb ’14
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6 Word Review: Easy to Read, Pragmatic, and Deeply Spiritual This book is a rare combination of easily readable, pragmatic, and deeply spiritual. After reading it I find that my perspective around conflict has changed dramatically. Most people see conflict as something to avoid, diffuse, or confront—something to get rid of in the end. Diane […]

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How Do We Get Rid of the Bad?

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Post date 24 Jan ’14
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Why Acceptance is Required for Change In “Awareness is Love,” we discussed fully engaging the moment and loving what is. I mentioned that it was not a happiness strategy, but nevertheless a friend asked the question: How do we get rid of the bad if we accept it in ourselves? The Distinction Between Acceptance and Agreement In […]

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