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Deepak Chopra and Intent
Deepak Chopra and Intent
How To Be Happy in a Recession
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dchopra
When a box turtle is crossing the road and it hears a car coming, it reacts by drawing in its head and feet, contracting for protection. Evolution has kept turtles alive for hundreds of millions of years that way. What works as a natural defense isn’t much use, though, when a Yukon or Explorer is…
The Mystery of the Compassionate Brain
By
dchopra
An article in the Washington Post On Faith section in response to their question: Religion scholar Karen Armstrong is asking the world to write a Charter for Compassion, based on her premise that compassion is central to all religions. Do you agree? If so, what has gone wrong? Compassion is universally revered and universally ignored.…
The Vow
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dchopra
Dear Friends, On November 7, 2008, at 9:45am , I, Deepak Chopra, took a vow of non-violence in my thoughts, in my speech and in my actions. I, then, also had an opportunity to ask the almost 500 people attending the plenary session for the Alliance for a New Humanity in Barcelona if they would…
Marilyn Ferguson: An Appreciation
By
dchopra
Reagan was on the rise, the anti-war movement had sunk to a low ebb, and the New Age was barely christened when The Aquarian Conspiracy appeared in 1980. Overnight Marilyn Ferguson’s book became famous and sold in the millions. I was a young doctor who had just learned to meditate when I picked up a…
Convulsions, Sobs, and Laughter
By
dchopra
An article in the Washington Post On Faith section in response to their question: What does the election of Barack Obama as president say about America? What does it say to the world? The phrase in my title comes from an ABC News reporter gazing out over the throng in Times Square last night, trying…
The Man Who Changed the World?
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dchopra
Wanting to change the world is different from having to. The latter is what’s expected of Barack Obama if he’s elected. The huge crowds he keeps attracting aren’t looking simply for a new leader, or even a reformer to undo the bad things wrought by the Republicans. They are looking for transformation. This isn’t pure…
Jesus: A Story of Enlightenment
By
dchopra
There are no facts to tell us what happened to the young Jesus during his "lost years" between the Nativity story and the day he appears at the River Jordan, age thirty, to be baptized. I was glad for this mystery, because it allowed me to describe an extraordinary youth who discovers, step by step,…
Obama’s Loss Traced to Deepak Chopra
By
dchopra
A friend sent this funny video to me recently. Click on it at the end and you can customize it to your friends’ names to encourage them to vote.
Will God Stop Voting?
By
dchopra
An article in the Washington Post On Faith section in response to their question: Is there a religious reason to vote for or against Obama or McCain? There never will be, and never should be, a religious reason to pick one candidate over another. God hasn’t personally voted in an American election, but he keeps…
Gay Marriage and the Democratic Hazard
By
dchopra
“Moral hazard” is a phrase more of us know in this era of reckless trading on Wall Street, and now we can apply it to politics. Traders who use other people’s money aren’t exposed to the risk of losing their own money; therefore, they act less responsibly than someone who is fully exposed to the…
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