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  As we enter into the last month of the year it might be a good time to review this past year and then through the next 30 days make a plan to revision the future by revising some mistakes of the past. Ken Wilber's Call: Grow Up, Clean Up, Wake Up, and Show Up An interview about age with integral philosopher Ken Wilber. Posted  December 3, 2021   |     Reviewed by Tyler Woods KEY POINTS ·        Aging is an opportunity for emotional and spiritual growth. ·        Aging is also an opportunity to give back and serve the common good. ·        Mortality awareness creates an urgency for life completion .

  Keep a quiet heart  Sit like a tortoise   Walk sprightly like a pigeon   Sleep like a dog  Keep a quiet heart  Sit like a tortoise   Walk sprightly like a pigeon   Sleep like a dog  Keep a quiet heart  Sit like a tortoise   Walk sprightly like a pigeon   Sleep like a dog  In 1928, when a New York Times correspondent went to China and interviewed many of the people in Li’s village, they claimed that their grandfathers knew him when they were young -- and he was already a grown man at the time. I'm not a believer in old wives' tales, and I don't believe that Li Qing Yun really lived to be 256, but his story is fascinating. More important, we know he was a real historical figure who was not only featured in TIME magazine (in the United States), but also met with several historical figures. And most importantly, he studied Daoist longevity techniques, and I think the four principles he shares here are   When asked for his secret to a long life, he said: The Secret To His

  Beyond War In Unconvential Ways 70,000 Ukrainian men killed and wives left.   8 mothers and 27 children go on the Mountain Seed Foundation 6 day mountain climb for therapy! Beautiful, creative, imaginative and inspiring vision of healing the trauma of war especially for children...   Changing mental pictures of destruction with beauty!