Benjamin Loschen

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Dominion: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World

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Mother Angelica on Suffering and Burnout by Mother Angelica

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Paul was not to concentrate on what he was suffering but on the grace with which that suffering filled his soul.

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“no man can pursue any endeavor in the face of tribal warfare.”
― Pierce Brown, Red Rising

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“the ultimate point of our practice is to live the journey of life more completely. The goal is to experience the Beautiful Adventure of life in all its richness and wonder, to develop an intimate relationship with the totality of the world, the universe, the cosmos.”
― Frank Forencich, Beautiful Practice: A Whole-Life Approach to Health, Performance and the Human Predicament

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“Life teaches that the measure of the value of any human desire is in direct proportion to the risk involved in its pursuit. To live meaningfully is to be at perpetual risk.”
― Frank Forencich, Beautiful Practice: A Whole-Life Approach to Health, Performance and the Human Predicament

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“We are witnessing nothing less than the emergence of a new educational paradigm, one that’s Copernican in scope and influence; the field of training and education has been blown wide open. When we couple the discoveries of modern neuroscience with the transformative practices of Eastern tradition, we come to the conclusion that almost any quality of mind, body or spirit can be sculpted by practice. We may not be able to change our hair color, but when it comes to the really important qualities of our bodies and life experience, it’s all there waiting for us, open to modification and refinement through beautiful training and practice.”
― Frank Forencich, Beautiful Practice: A Whole-Life Approach to Health, Performance and the Human Predicament

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“Unfortunately, that’s often not the case: We must wait for tasks or information or other things to be completed before we can move on to the next step. And so we multitask, but not on the task level—we multitask only on the project level. While one project is on hold for an hour or a day or a few days, we can be working on another. I’ve found that three projects works best for this type of project-level multitasking—any more than three, and you begin to lose effectiveness.”
― Leo Babauta, The Power Of Less: The Fine Art of Limiting Yourself to the Essential

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