Tag Archives: Pema Chodron
A Question About Meditation
I like to read about meditation – the shelf on my night-table is filled with books by Pema Chodron, Mark Epstein, and various other Buddhist-inspired meditation teachers, whose words and ideas I find soothing, especially before bed. But actually sitting … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, Buddhism, change, coaching, creativity, health, judaism, Mark Epstein, meditation, neuroscience, Pema Chodron, psychology, stress
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Start Where You Are
I’ve been trying to get outside more. I love the outdoors, but the noise and congestion of New York City can make being out on the street pretty unpleasant, so lately I’ve been escaping to the roof. I’m lucky to … Continue reading
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Tagged Brooklyn, Buddhism, clean, coaching, compassion, dirt, leadership, Margaret Wheatley, mindfulness, motivation, nonprofit organizations, Pema Chodron, rooftop, yoga
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It’s Okay To Be Blue
Now that we’ve passed Labor Day, there’s all sorts of advice out there about how to beat the post-vacation blues. Tips range from immediately unpacking your suitcases to going for a run to taking stock of your life and your … Continue reading
