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I keep losing my place as I switch between physical copy & e-book, although rereading a couple pages each time isn't really a problem."
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“Patience is essential on the spiritual path, but delay is not. Patience invites the timeless back in, and practicing becomes a waking game, not a waiting game, because patience is the state of full wakefulness. (Rodney Smith)”
Melvin McLeod (editor), The Best Buddhist Writing 2011

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
“Can you imagine how many more people today would be happier, more stable, better contributors to the world, if only their fathers had been actively present in their childhood?”
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Dear Ijeawele, or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions

“Forms and rituals become a problem when they stop representing a gateway into oneself and become an exclusive presentation of the sacred, such as the belief that the only way to commune with God is by going to church or taking a walk in nature, or that the only way to meditate is to be alone in quiet surroundings. (Rodney Smith)”
Melvin McLeod (editor)

“I'm not very good at making specific plans. Just meet me under the sky somewhere and be alive with me.”
Victoria Erickson, Edge of Wonder: Notes from the Wildness of Being

Lee Berger
“Their synchrotron, a super-powerful x-ray machine, can harness the radiation of überfast subatomic particles in order to -- among many other things -- look inside solid objects. It's spectacular science, but sometimes I prefer not to think about all that energy and chaos around my precious findings.”
Lee Berger, Cave of Bones: A True Story of Discovery, Adventure, and Human Origins

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