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Acharya Sri Khadi Madama: Posted on Sunday, September 25, 2011 1:03 AM
Finding Shangri La: Improving Your Journey By Acharya Sri Khadi Madama The Universe Speaks Your Language: Are You Listening? The other evening I had the pleasure of having a dear friend visiting with me. We had a wonderful conversation about a number of relaxing and interesting subjects. One in particular was about the ancient Samurai and the television seriesShogunthat aired back in the 1980's, about an Englishman who went to sea to find the islands of Japan, and never to return. |
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Acharya Sri Khadi Madama: Posted on Sunday, September 18, 2011 11:46 PM
Finding Shangri La: Improving Your Journey By Acharya Sri Khadi Madama In the 1940's movieLost Horizonthere is one central character, Chang, who is the guiding force of the entire plot. He doesn't have a lot to say or an overwhelming presence, however, what he does say and how he says it and when he says it, is so powerful that all of the other characters, although much more vocal and prominent, would not be able to fulfill the script without him. Nothing seems to unravel him or rough him up. |
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Khadi Madama & Home Repairs By Abe: Posted on Saturday, September 10, 2011 1:28 AM
DIY Project, Yoga and a Movie By Khadi Madama & Home Repairs By Abe The Long, Long Trailer: A Simple Balancing and Breathing Act: De squeaking Floors and Cleaning Showerheads Lucy and Desi have just gotten married. As Daisy and Nicky they are divided about where they will live as a couple because Nicky plays in a band that necessitates his constant travel from one location to another. Daisy just wants to be a good wife in a cozy nest, where she can prepare meals and feel at home. |
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Acharya Sri Khadi Madama: Posted on Friday, September 09, 2011 11:51 PM
Finding Shangri La: Improving Your Journey By Acharya Sri Khadi Madama Breathing Under Duress I've noticed that during the past week, I've caught myself breathing through my mouth when at times I've had an enormous amount of tasks to perform. I've had to remind myself that it is not only dangerous because it unbalances your physical body, leaving you open for small injuries, but also, it makes it impossible to stay energized sufficiently, and detracts from your mental focus. |
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Acharya Sri Khadi Madama: Posted on Monday, September 05, 2011 12:44 PM
Keeping Other People Out of Your Reality It's very important to protect yourself from other people's negativity. They're positive that what they believe is a one size fits all reality that suits everyone else, when what they're trying to do is convince you that your life is as difficult, unhappy or financially down sided as is theirs. These are the people who will call "just to say hello" on a Sunday night and before you know it, right in the middle of your perfectly planned relaxed evening of enjoyment, start in about another horrible news headline about the economy or to report to you about someone else's hardship or illness. |
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