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In An Age Of Constant Movement, Nothing Is More Urgent Than Sitting Still.

In The End, We Need Two Things To Lead A Balanced Life - A Sense Of The World And A Sense Of Ourselves; It's Like Breathing In And Breathing Out. And If You Can Only Get To Know The World By Stepping Out, And Losing Yourself In Experience, You Can Only Get To Know The Self By Stepping Back, And Finding Yourself In Contemplation. One Without The Other Leads To A Kind Of Madness.

In An Age Of Acceleration, Nothing Can Be More Exhilarating Than Going Slow.

We Have More And More Ways To Communicate, As Thoreau Noted, But Less And Less To Say.

The Dalai Lama Would Say That Meditation Is Something That Can Help Everyone. But He's Aware That It Can Be Misused Or Things Can Go Wrong.