The Sound of Happiness

The Sound of Happiness

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The Things We Say Without Thinking

A silent retreat gives Dora something unexpected. Not silence, but a clearer view of the constant inner commentary running in her mind. Back in the world, that awareness follows her into everyday moments, especially the ones where words come quickly. Learn more about your ad choi ...  Show more

Am I Showing Up, or Just Trying to Get Something?

Dora starts to notice a small but important distinction in her practice: the difference between being present and quietly trying to get somewhere. It’s easy to miss, but once she sees it, she can’t unsee it. And something about that awareness begins to change how she relates to t ...  Show more

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