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Heard in One City
By
Greg Zwahlen
The inhibitions that obscure our buddha nature develop because we use external points of reference to define and confirm our own self-identity. The problem with this is that reference points continually change. As we try to keep up with these varying references, inhibitions build upon themselves and multiply. Our self-consciousness increases, and we experience fear…
Marriages take work
By
omphalina
I’m getting married in June. I have therefore been doing a lot of stuff in regards to planning the wedding. However, when it comes down to it, the wedding is one day, and really what I should be preparing for is marriage. Not that I think that much will be different the day after I…
Amish avant-garde?
By
Greg Zwahlen
Ethan Nichtern’s post below, about how quickly we assimilate (and take for granted) new technology, brought to mind a fascinating article a friend forwarded me last week on the subject as it relates to Amish populations in the US. It’s called Amish Hackers; read it here. The article illuminated a number of aspects of Amish…
So…No More Homework?
By
Emily Herzlin
I checked out of a hotel yesterday (actually went on vacation – woohoo!) and as I pressed the elevator button to go to the lobby, a little boy and his mom showed up. The boy let out a disappointed sigh. “Aw man. I wanted to push the button.” He looked at me like I’d just…
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