The Noble Eightfold Path: Right Speech

The Noble Eightfold Path: Right Speech

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Unfamiliar Doesn't Mean Unsafe

Many of us believe we need to feel completely sure before making a big decision. But what if waiting for certainty is what's preventing us from growing? This episode explores how loosening our grip on certainty can open the door to possibilities we couldn't have planned. Learn mo ...  Show more

Is That What They Meant?

Have you ever assumed you knew what someone was thinking, only to find out you were completely wrong? Dora explores why the mind fills in the blanks during communication, and how a little curiosity can keep those stories from taking over. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit m ...  Show more

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