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Moon Tree

We are going to the moon that is not very far. Man has so much farther to go within himself.

– Anais Nin –

Moon Tree

“In 1971, more than four hundred tree seeds were collected and ensconced in an aluminum canister. They were chosen from across the United States: the resinous sweet gum and mud-loving southern loblolly; the northwestern Douglas fir, green and mossy; the sycamore leafing over mid-western flood plains; and the coastal redwood, stretching along the sandy loam of the Pacific. For all the preparations involved, NASA’s plan was simple at its heart: let’s see how they handle this journey.” { read more }

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Every life form we encounter holds hidden stories. Take a moment to consider the multidimensional mystery of this. If interested, you can learn more about what happened to the seeds that went to the moon here. { more }

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It’s an understatement to say that things don’t always work out as we had hoped. When faced with a stressful situation, many of us might first respond with, “Whose fault is it?” To blame someone or something for our afflictions may seem like typical human behavior. But Dr. Brene Brown’s video below illustrates that such reactions signal a loss of control and disempowerment to our brains. This week’s newsletter focuses on everyday individuals who were able to focus and galvanize their energies in finding a resolution. –Guri

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Editor’s Note: It’s an understatement to say that things don’t always work out as we had hoped. When faced with a stressful situation, many of us might first respond with, “Whose fault is it?” To blame someone or something for our afflictions may seem like typical human behavior. But Dr. Brene Brown’s video below illustrates that such reactions signal a loss of control and disempowerment to our brains. This week’s newsletter focuses on everyday individuals who were able to focus and galvanize their energies in finding a resolution. –Guri
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