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Tag Archives: sacred space
The way to be can be to do.
Lao Tzu, the Chinese Taoist philosopher (circa the 5th Century BC) is believed to have decreed that “The way to do is to be” – well the way to be can also be to do. I am a fan of … Continue reading
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Tagged circadian rhythm, mindful gardening, mindfulness, sacred space, seeds of mindfulness, zen raking
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