24 - Stop Fixing Yourself

24 - Stop Fixing Yourself

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25 - The Parable of the Bells

This is Anthony DeMello's parable about listening for the singer in the song, looking for the dancer in the dance, experiencing the life inside the moment. 

26 - The Lost Ability to Love

Society drugged us when we were kids. They didn’t bring us up on the healthy, wholesome nourishment of play and work and the pleasures of the senses, and as we grew older, the pleasures of the mind. Instead, they addicted us to a drug called “approval.” A drug called “success.” A ...  Show more

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