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I am meditation practise

‘I am’ meditation practice

    Have you ever questioned your own existence? I mean really questioned it, not in a fleeting, abstract way, but with the kind of raw, unfiltered curiosity of a child? For most of my life, I hadn’t. I took my being for granted, rarely pausing to consider the profound fact that I am, that I exist,… Read More »‘I am’ meditation practice

    Well-being is realized by small steps, but is truly no small thing. Zeno

    Well-being is realized by small steps

      About the author Zeno of Citium (c. 334 – c. 262 BCE) was an influential Hellenistic philosopher from Citium, Cyprus, best known as the founder of the Stoic school of philosophy. After a shipwreck led him to Athens around 312 BCE, Zeno began studying under various philosophers, including Crates of Thebes, and eventually developed his… Read More »Well-being is realized by small steps

      Share your family memories

      Share your family memories

        It’s all too easy for family memories to fade into the background. But what if I told you that by simply sharing stories during mealtimes, you could help safeguard your children’s mental health for years to come? Research indicates that teens from families who frequently reminisce about their shared experiences are less likely to face… Read More »Share your family memories

        The well of being by Jean-Pierre Weill

        The well of being (excerpt)

          From here, oh,you can hold yourself,so you can laugh. Free to exploreall manner of things. When you’re here,an i in the O-cean,you’re no longer waitingfor something to happen or to change. When you’re hereyou have what you seek. Your heart opensto the gift you receive,that you are. You are drinking at the wellof being you… Read More »The well of being (excerpt)