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It’s an ongoing process of opening to life. The more you open to life, the less death becomes the enemy. When you start using death as a means of focusing on life, then everything becomes just as it is, just this moment, an extraordinary opportunity to be really alive.
By Stephen LevineJanuary 1982At some point early in our lives, we decide just how conscious we wish to be. We establish a threshold of awareness. We choose how stark a truth we are willing to admit into consciousness, how readily we will examine contradictions in our lives and beliefs, how deeply we wish to penetrate.
By Marilyn FergusonSeptember 1981We have found that when we begin to turn towards or face our neurosis and unpleasant situations we become involved in working with ourselves and our conflicts in a meaningful way. When we no longer run from that which we are afraid there becomes the possibility of being responsible for our projections of aggression, ignorance, and fear.
By Richard Strozzi-HecklerMarch 1981Remembering his music, carrying on, being true to the vision we share
By Our ReadersFebruary 1981Fear of losing control, feeding courage with trust and patience, looking to the Bible
By Our ReadersNovember 1980I arrive late, as usual, paper ends flapping from my briefcase, crumbs clinging to my coat after a crackers-and-cheese lunch between stoplights. Picking my way across the muddy yard from my parking place in a tow-away zone, I glance at the glassed-in central staircase of the high school to check the time.
By Carol HoppeAugust 1980Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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