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#tds44 The Buddha Survey

This Daily Stillness published August 13th, 2015 has 2 responses and 659 views

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@livedtime #tds1927 2036, not watched all the video yet but the start sounds promising. Huffduffing for later.
@livedtime #tds1907 love this ! Will practice it today.
We had some fun & relaxation today #tds1896 cc @livedtime https://t.co/0IUbln1SHB
@livedtime #tds1889 holding anger helps no one. Thank you !!
@livedtime I could only watch that once #tds1888 quite scary.
@livedtime #tds1886 a lovely film. The problem of trying to be still made visible.
@livedtime #tds1862 My response for today’s Daily Stillness is… knowing there is a “but” or a “yet” or a “after that”
@livedtime Looks like a fascinating read. I didn’t find an expert. I find I learn to notice with a hint. I’ve walking same bits of countryside for years. Recently I’ve got my eye in for lizards. I see more & more basking or wriggling in the grass. #tds1856 https://t.co/ngLgmLLsr9
@livedtime “failure and hope are the very things that have propelled human progress to date” the loss of the random and serendipity are worrying too. #tds1850 Loved the linked photoset of kids playing, outdoors & sometimes, somewhat risky: https://t.co/7A3tGMPMXc
@mdvfunes Certainly does specially viewed from my current quiet zone cc @livedtime #tds1848 https://t.co/WdekacpmOQ
@livedtime #tds1833 I used to think exactly like this until I discovered mindfulness and meditation. Good reminder to never go back…
@livedtime #tds1799 boredom, interesting item when reading “Idleness: A Philosophical Essay”. Brian O’Connor.

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