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Sep 21Liked by Barry Brownstein

Some many great nuggets in this essay - love the sunglasses comment about adjusting your “view” and the sitting in the audience to watch your silly reaction to something so small - thanks Barry!

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Sep 21Liked by Barry Brownstein

“Inspiration seems to have a short half life”. How true for me. Friend of mine would say “ always was a will be”. Best advice for the times. Thanks Prof. B.

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Sep 22Liked by Barry Brownstein

Thanks for this one Barry. I needed snapping out of a downer of a place. It’s so easy to believe your thoughts as true because they’re my thoughts. Even more alluring is once I start recognizing my thoughts and the emotions behind them, getting trapped in analysis of the emotion as if they can be permanently solved. Thank you.

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Exactly, John. Our work consists of looking past the two illusions you describe over and over again. We choose the "truth" moment by moment and thus our commitment is to never drop the process, rather than seeking "arrival." I think our work with David Reynolds in 25 will add a further dimension in our ongoing study.

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Sep 22Liked by Barry Brownstein

Walking is a man's best

medicine.

-Hippocrates

“Angels whisper to a man when he goes for a walk.” No idea but walks are saving my soul right now

Thanks

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I hear you. I carry around index cards and a pen all the time, especially when I am out for a walk.

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Sep 22Liked by Barry Brownstein

Thank you. So much wisdom here.

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