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Part of the challenge of beginning can be the implication that something else is ending. Staying present with what is new may require us to also stay present with what is no longer. Paradoxically, facing our endings, losses, and grief can breathe new life into what was, and can allow us to begin again with our hearts most open. What helps you look the past head on as you say goodbye to it? 
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The art and skill of understanding the suffering of others and feeling and acting on the impulse to lessen that suffering goes hand in hand with the art and skill of feeling and acting on the impulse to nourish joy everywhere. May we all have moments of joy that grow and extend through the times we live in and beyond. |
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