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Zero Limits and I (Part 1)
After reading Zero Limits, by Dr.Joe Vitale & Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len, I found myself stuck on Dr. Ihaleakala Hew Len’s story. As a Hawaiian psychologist, he successfully used Ho’oponopono, the ancient Hawaiian practice of forgiveness, to heal an entire hospital of mentally ill criminals without ever actually seeing them in person. He did this …
Rebirth of a Fraud Victim:The Person Who Couldn’t Walk Away(35-2)
The Person Who Couldn’t Walk Away Part Two｜When Hope Becomes a Prison Later, I began to realize: what truly traps a person is often not “loss.” It is this: the desire to get it back. Someone lost forty‑seven million dollars. Someone lost three million. Someone lost two million seven hundred and fifty thousand. Someone lost …
My Life Story (9): Fire – Calling the Spirit Back
If you would like to have background music while you are reading, please click on the arrow below. Forgiveness – Calling the spirit back When Margaret saw my pain and how I could not let go of the people involved in the motel fire, she prayed that I could place it in God’s hands. I …
The Voice 7: A Miraculous Car(2)
How was I to know that a single car could behold so many miracles? I couldn’t have known, but He sure did. It all started because I needed a new car for work. Working within the home health field, I was required to drive around a lot, which is why the safety and …
Three Sieves
Once, a disciple of Socrates came to find him in a hurry. He gasped for breath and then said excitedly: “I want to tell you something; you will never guess what it is.” Surprisingly, Socrates stopped him before he could reveal the information and asked: “Did you filter it through three sieves?” Sensing that his …
The Story of Zen
he moral of this story is that spring does not arrive with the blossoming of a single flower. When you see hundreds of flowers blooming, you know that spring has come. Sharing brought not only the spring but also the joy to the village.
Sadhguru on Coronavirus Outbreak in China
Sadhguru speaks about the Coronavirus outbreak in China, and how as human beings, we have a certain choice in how we handle it.
萨杜古鲁（Sadhguru）谈到了中国的冠状病毒爆发，以及生为人类，我们如何应对它。
Tao Te Ching – Lao Tzu – Chapter 21
孔德之容，唯道是從。 道之為物，唯恍唯惚。 忽兮恍兮，其中有象；恍兮忽兮，其中有物。 窈兮冥兮，其中有精；其精甚真，其中有信。 自古及今，其名不去，以閱衆甫。吾何以知衆甫之狀哉？以此。 The marks of great Character Follow alone from the Tao. The thing that is called Tao Is elusive, evasive. Evasive, elusive, Latent in it are forms. Elusive, evasive, Latent in it are objects. Dark and dim, Latent in it is the life-force. The life-force being very real, Latency in it …
Take a Break
If you would like to have background music while you are reading, please click on the arrow below. “Be renewed my children, for I am the everlasting God of mercy, and I will make every wrong right for you. That is my gift to you for your praise and worship for me.” My youngest daughter …
Gandhi’s Humorous Side
The image is from https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e8/Mahatma_Gandhi_photo.jpg. Legend has it that when Gandhi was studying law at the University of London, he had to endure a Caucasian professor named Peter who hated him. One day, when Professor Peter was eating lunch in the dining hall, Gandhi was sitting next to him. . The professor said, “Mr. Gandhi, …
Kindness~ Not foolishness, but character
The image is from https://www.facebook.com/Coffee-and-bread-482581855580485/. My last job required me to travel to Germany several times a year. Every time I went there, I stayed in the same simple and clean business hotel. Next to the lobby counter, there was a small table with lemon ice water and disposable cups, which customers could enjoy free …
