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outrageously blissmongered recipient My friend Cris over at The Benefits of Positive Thinking.com is a fan of my Resistance Toys concept and has posted a review of the book at her site. Thank you, Cris!! You can see how she rolled with the ideas and incorporated the power of humor and human will into her day-to-day through her art. Photos included. Amazing stuff. She also thought it would be fun to give away a copy of the Resistance Toys e-book. So that's what we're doing! Someone will be the outrageously blissmongered recipient, who has the best answer to this question: "What outmoded beliefs could you begin to retire from your repertoire if you knew how?" I can think of a few. Check out Cris's site and fill in the form with your answer. We'd love to be sending YOU the book. Promotion ends March 21st. No restrictions apply that I am aware of. Just bring really juicy answers. The ones that make you a little queasy to think about. Like that one.
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I'll leave the bread crumbs out for you Thank you, Irreverand Diva Carla for supplying me with this most excellent resource--an interview from NPR with Rick Hanson, the co-author of Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom. I've only been listening to the download for 20 minutes or so and am already pleased as punch about the work this man and his colleague have been doing to explain the link between the bread crumbs that wisdom traditions have been leaving for us for millennia, and what happens in our physical bodies when we follow those bread crumbs. Evidence. It's not necessary for everyone. Some people arrive at this kind of information without fanfare and without angst. It just is. Some people need to hear what qualifies as "proof" many, many times over before it sounds "real". Maybe this material will serve that function for you. And when you're ready to do something about it, when you've crossed that line in your head and heart, contact your neighborhood Thought Chaperone for some expert guidance on how to finally pull it off. I'll leave the bread crumbs out for you.

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