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On Aug 14, 2014 Katie Gray wrote on Every Sensation Comes to an End, by J. Krishnamurti:
When I was diagnosed with an Incurable illness after a pretty healthy life I was first shocked, in denial, then realized that I had been woken up, given a lesson about the impermanence of everything. I felt blessed with this awakening.
When I was diagnosed with an Incurable illness after a pretty healthy life I was first shocked, in denial, then realized that I had been woken up, given a lesson about the impermanence of everything. I felt blessed with this awakening.
When I was diagnosed with an Incurable illness after a pretty healthy life I was first shocked, in denial, then realized that I had been woken up, given a lesson about the impermanence of everything. I felt blessed with this awakening.
On Aug 14, 2014 Davidoff wrote on The Order on the Other Side of Chaos, by Margaret Wheatley:
The definition of CHAO is "Goodbye (Spanish - got it from a Minneapolis website)". It comes from Italian ciao (pronunciation is like chao). It means Good bye. This word is also used by some French and Spanish speakers with same meaning.