Roberta Flack tells us that “[He] is killing me softly with his song.” But I say, sugar is killing you softly with its sweetness. This is especially true for refined sugar. There are other foods that also my be killing you softly. These are mainly packaged foods that contain GMO (genetically modified organisms) ingredients like […]
The Upside of Fear
Fear is not what you think it is. Fear is not who you are underneath your facade. Fear is not the real you that you must somehow fix or improve or overcome. Fear is a very useful signal along the path to freedom. The stronger the fear, the closer you are to what you are […]
The King of Death
This poem came to me from Gerald Ehlman. It is about The King of Death visiting Henry B. Balasaro. Henry B. Balasaro The Sun had set and darkness fell as I sat in my new chair. There was a knock upon my door. I said, “Who’s there?” A voice replied “It’s Death! I’ve come for […]
25 Life Changing Lessons to Learn from Leo Buscaglia – Purpose Fairy
25 Life Changing Lessons to Learn from Leo Buscaglia. Leo Buscaglia, a man whose work I truly love and value, spent his entire life living in love. Through his presence, his books, his talks and all his work, he inspired and empowered people from all over the world to love more. Source: 25 Life Changing […]
Lose Weight Quickly and Effortlessly: Guided Hypnosis – Purpose Fairy
Lose Weight Quickly and Effortlessly: Guided Hypnosis . Today’s guided meditation, or guided hypnotherapy session, is meant to help you lose weight quickly and effortlessly by “re-programming” all the bad, negative thoughts about food, eating, and weight right out of your body! Source: Lose Weight Quickly and Effortlessly: Guided Hypnosis – Purpose Fairy
See Yourself Clearly
See Yourself Clearly “In meditation we have the opportunity to meet ourselves, to see ourselves clearly for the first time. We have never met ourselves properly or spent this kind of time with ourselves before. . . . We cook, we talk, we take a walk, or we swim. We never just sit with ourselves.” […]
The Aspiration Is What Counts
“Beginning students commonly ask how they can honestly vow to save all beings. It sounds like missionary arrogance. [7th-century Chan monk] Hui-neng offers a response: “You are saving them in your own mind.” It is bodhicitta that you are cultivating—your own aspiration for wisdom and compassion, and your determination to practice it in the world […]










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