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Interdependence and interconnection

July 8, 2019 Tom Bassarear

Several examples and stories of applying these powerful concepts into our daily lives

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In Related fields, Try This!, Stories from others Tags John Muir, Parker Palmer, seventh generation, namaste, forgiveness, Restorative Justice, habit energy, Thich Nhat Hanh
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Reflections on what mindfulness is and isn't

July 1, 2019 Tom Bassarear

The cost of automatic pilot, remembering the heart, checking one’s internal weather

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In Direct experience, Try This!, What mindfulness is/isn't, Related fields, Stories from me Tags automatic pilot, heartfulness, internal weather, beginner's mind, Rachel Naomi Remen, Meister Eckhart
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The RAIN practice

June 24, 2019 Tom Bassarear

Recognize, accept, investigate (non-conceptually), non-identification

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In Afflictive states, Buddhism, Direct experience, Stories from others, Stories from me Tags RAIN, recognize, accept, investigate, non-identification, intention, contracted, Thich Nhat Hanh, Richard Schwartz, Internal Family Systems
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Letting go of anxiety

June 19, 2019 Tom Bassarear

A description of how my travel anxiety finally subsided at the Salt Lake CIty airport.

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In Afflictive states, Direct experience, Stories from others, Stories from me Tags anxiety, befriend, grief, tsunami, old habits
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First blog

June 19, 2019 Tom Bassarear

This post introduces me and my goals for the blog

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In Reframing old ideas, Buddhism, Well-being, Related fields, Try This!, What mindfulness is/isn't, Stories from me Tags Rumi, Thich Nhat Hanh, Epiphany
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