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Uncover the Heart (Dharma Doodles & Free Shipping)

by eric on February 3, 2012

What’s the difference between living with open, undefended awareness and being . . . . um . . . . hunkered down in your subjective-thought-fortress? It’s this . . .

Dharma Doodles are available as fine art prints

(with FREE shipping)

You can get this dharma doodle and many others at www.dharmadoodles.com

We’re offering FREE SHIPPING on all prints through Valentine’s Day.

It’s a great way to share the love (and awakening. Send them a dharma doodle. Here’s the link.

 

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My Yoga & Meditation Experiment

November 29, 2011

I began practicing yoga & meditation in 1970 when I was seventeen years old. I practiced in my small bedroom at one end our family’s long New York City apartment. My room was next to the kitchen. My parents, brother, and sister had bedrooms on the other side of the apartment. As a teenager, I [...]

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Meditation & Email

July 18, 2011

The mind can get addicted to email.

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Are you ready to Not Know?

May 27, 2011

While I was presenting  a leadership program the other day, a participant told the group, “You can never say ‘I don’t know’ to your team.” I asked, “What would happen if you did?” He said that if a leader admitted to not knowing, people would lose faith in him/her. The team’s confidence would plummet; energy [...]

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Are You Paying Attention to the Yellow Lights?

April 13, 2011

I was riding shotgun (i.e. sitting in the passenger seat) and Aaron, my 22-year-old son, was driving. He had picked me up at the airport and, within minutes, we were weaving in and out of the afternoon traffic. Up ahead of us the traffic light turned from green to yellow. Aaron gunned the engine. And [...]

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Why Advice Fails: How to get out of the “Yes, but . . .” Rut

March 1, 2011

Have you ever fallen into the “Yes, but . . .” rut? (I have many, many times). It starts like this: your colleague or friend says, “I’ve got this problem. I’d like your advice.” You nod. They explain the situation. You ask a few more questions and then give them your best advice. You’re feeling [...]

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