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For those of you with a specific interest in one or more of the topics that make up the Zen Life-Flexibility Program, but wanting a more ala carte approach, we've created the Flexible Zen Living page - we've taken the videos and merged them by topic, which you can purchase individually: learn meditation, Qi Gong, Breathwork, Yoga, Zen Living, etc.

I just spent a few min­utes look­ing at a new project from Nikon. It’s a thing called Uni­ver­scale — it pro­vides an overview of the Uni­verse from the macro to the micro, and puts into per­spec­tive how lit­tle we are able to per­ceive. You could eas­ily get lost in the pre­sen­ta­tion, which is the sign of a great item. have a look!

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  1. jwade (Reply) on Monday 2, 2007

    Even tomorrow…as Nikon sug­gests. Why live in the won­ders of tomor­row, why am I not able to chose the now, and be sat­is­fied? Appre­ci­ate what is there in front of me, not what is to come tomor­row. Enjoy the moment, instead of cap­tur­ing the moment. I chose to live in the now, which means I am enjoy­ing the sights of this moment, not try­ing to cap­ture them and then won­der what will be next. How can we enjoy the now if we focus on the tomor­row? It will pass by, I and will have missed it, if I chose not to live in the moment of now.


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