TS 12 – Surrender & Non-Attachment
July 4, 2016
As one participant highlighted during the seminar: when we surrender, there is no need to fight anymore. All too often surrender is seen as a weakness, but if we are
As one participant highlighted during the seminar: when we surrender, there is no need to fight anymore. All too often surrender is seen as a weakness, but if we are
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I received a call from Calvin. We talked about his work and home issues. There is unrest in both. I told him to stay calm and just do his job.
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