How to Live If You're Going to Die, by Blanche Hartman

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One-Minute Excellence, by Tom Peters

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Dropping Out, Like The Buddha, by Jane Brunette

 The only Way to save the world is from the inside out. Start by saving your self (for most of us that in itself is a life's time of work), then work your Way outwards toward your family, then your friends, relatives, neighbors, co-workers...

Business Lessons from A Quiet Gardener, by William Rosenzweig

Thank you for sharing this. I came to a similar realization as I became disillusioned with corporate business practices. I found peace and enjoyment coming home to my garden, perhaps because I felt balanced. Leaving the corporate world to work full time in my garden was a huge risk, but it seemed like the right choice for me. Although Rosenzweig is using gardening as a metaphor, I am pretty much following this philosophy in my gardening. Building a business around it is a work in progress, but I am enjoying sharing my learnings about the best LED grow lights I've tested! All part of stepping outside my comfort zone as a gardener and planting a new type of seed.

The Way of the Water, by Ursula LeGuin

 What I admire about water is its ability to always choose the path of least resistance and flow with it. 

Simplicity of the Heart, by J. Krishnamurti

 I have learned to simply be myself and to let others be themselves.

Blessings for Earth-Healers, by Starhawk

 I had to cut down two small trees on my property, but planted seven new ones in their place. Not only good for the environment, but good for my soul as well -- the joy I get watching them grow. 

The Delight in Exploring Inner Territory, by Vimala Thakar

 Whenever I notice anger in myself or others, I simply remind myself, "Hey, what should I expect, we all evolved from chimpanzees." Then the anger magically fizzles out. Our egos are a part of us. Fighting it is futile. Rather make a truce with it to help forge a happier, workable coexistence. 

10 Principles of The Artist's Way, by Julia Cameron

We're not all creators in this world, so I like to look at creativity as more of a skill set bestowed upon us, by a Higher Power, like my ability to navigate through complex computer issues, such as Shdoclc.dll problems, all of which fit into the same category.

All We Can Do Is Share Ourselves, by Panache Desai

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Micro Moments of Love, by Barbara Frederickson

That was very nice, but only about human Love. The missing element is spiritual love, which is a much higher vibration when genuine and effortless, and also beyond the roller coaster ride of human emotions. I have experienced a different and higher level of Love in many ways and at many times that needs absolutely no confirmation, nor guarantees, promises or emotion. It is called ​pure Aloha in Hawaii, and has many names in many cultures. It is quite rare and ​precious for us all. Yet when you see it you can also know it, if your discernment abilities are intact. There is a genuine ​peace in a loving state of being in a spiritual since that is not material and within the human dimension. Human love depends on the other, and fluctuates, but spiritual love does not require validation nor reciprocity as it draws from the universal supply for its source. Thus it is truly unconditional and reflects the pure essence of the Universe. Ahhhhh .... Love it!   

He Who Accumulates Cannot Learn, by J. Krishnamurti

For me, this sums up the importance of being present. For when we are present, we are listening and learning, and not thinking ahead about our contribution

Fearlessness, by Thich Nhat Hanh

Using Attention in a New Way, by Gil Fronsdal

A Walk in the Rain, by Jeff Foster

Law of Least Effort, by Deepak Chopra

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