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Look Wider - In actuality, misery is a moment of suffering allowed to become everything. So, when feeling miserable, we must look wider than what hurts. When feeling a splinter, we must, while trying to remove it, remember there is a body that is not splinter, and a spirit that is not splinter, and a world that is not splinter
Mark Nepo
They say success is measured not by how much money that you hold, but by the obstacles you overcome along the road...
This new year, ignore the trendy, complex diet plans designed to shrink your wallet and not your gut. To build the body you’ve always wanted, live like you already have it
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Free Your Mind...
"Bring Out What Is In" What is not ex-pressed is de-pressed. It seems the more we express, that is, bring out what is in, the more alive we are. The more we give voice to our pain in living, the less build-up we have between our soul and our way in the world. However, the more we depress, the more we push down and keep in, the smaller we become. The more we stuff between our heart and our daily experience, the more we have to work through to feel life directly.
-Mark Nepo
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Art by Joan Seculi, Juan Manuel Mollevi, and Lluis Aynes
Experiencing Life: We are so achievement-oriented that we often surge right by the true value of relating to what's before us, because we think that accomplishing things will complete us, when it is experiencing life that will.
Mark Nepo
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Mind and Spirit: Uncommon
I was lucky enough to develop great relationships with two wonderful professors in college. When I graduated, my professors took me out for lunch and gave me various gifts. Needless to say, I was very grateful for the gifts I received. However, at the time I was not as appreciative as I should’ve been. I was too worried about what to do now that college was over. My mind was not focused on the present moment. One of my professors gave me a book as one of my gifts. She wrote a personal note inside the cover that touches me every time I read it. The note reads, “Adum, This book speaks to the life you will lead. You are a remarkable man, certainly uncommon. Congratulations on your graduation!” A few months after I graduated I attempted to read a few chapters, but did not finish. Again, I was too focused on what was next instead of slowing down and appreciating/understanding the moment. Life hit me hard the year after I graduated. Sylvester Stallone said it best in one of his movies, “Nobody is going to hit as hard as life. But it’s not about how hard you get hit, it’s about how hard you CAN get hit and keep moving forward, how much you can get hit and keep moving forward.” During those hard times I was searching for ways to improve mentally, intellectually, emotionally, physically and spiritually. One day I opened the book again and read the note my professor wrote me. From that point, I was focused on reading its entirety. As I was reading this book, I became even more grateful that my professor gave me it as a graduation gift. It is titled, “UNCOMMON” by Tony Dungy and I strongly recommend this read. Tony wrote this book to reveal his secrets to achieving significance. It is helping me build a stronger mental and spiritual foundation. I’ve finished reading the book, but I find myself going back and rereading certain parts. Books like “UNCOMMON” work only if you try to incorporate what you learn in your life. Always seek to learn and improve. Knowledge is invaluable.
UNCOMMON:
Part I—Develop Your Core: Character; Honesty & Integrity; Humility & Stewardship; Courage
Part II—Love Your Family: How to Treat a Woman; Fatherhood; Respect Authority
Part III—Lift Your Friends and Others: Friendship; Taking Counsel; The Power of Positive Influence; Mentoring
Part IV—Your Full Potential: Powerful Thoughts; Education & Athletics; Career, Work & Money; Goals & Risk; Alcohol & Drugs; Failure
Part V—Establish a Mission That Matters: Style Versus Substance; Priorities; Being Versus Doing; Following Your Dreams; Creating a Balance
Part VI—Choose Influence over Image: Respect for Yourself and Others; Sexual Integrity; Platforms; Role Model
Part VII—Live Your Faith: Eternal Self-Esteem; Relationship with Christ; Faith; Purpose; Significance
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Seeing Anew: At its deepest and most real level, the notion of love at first sight is spoken of in every spiritual tradition as the reward for being fully awake. Such seeing anew restores our sense of being alive. Paradoxically, first sight is recurring. Whenever we can see with that original vision--with nothing between us and the life around us--we can't help but love what we see. To see so fundamentally opens us to love
Mark Nepo
Spirit: I write for the Black Earth Institute. Our mission is to re-forge the links between art and spirit, earth and society. I wrote an article in our November Edition, Volume III: Voices of the Human Spirit. My piece is titled, "Yearning; Our Journey Together." In this piece I touch on my spiritual foundation and how I believe we are all interconnected. I encourage you to read not only my piece, but all of the other pieces as well.
The link above will take you to the website > click the image of the cabin> browse through the articles
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