Sangha of Auspicious Companions

It has become increasingly clear that our connection to ourselves impacts our connection to others. While we are inherently social animals, our most extensive social network lies deep within ourselves — making a solid foundation to stand on necessary for a meaningful life. This week’s newsletter highlights stories of individuals trying to connect with the deepest parts of their being, whether in community, in their search for God, or in chance reflections in quiet moments. Enjoy! –Guri

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Spotlight On Kindness A Weekly Offering

“You can only be connected to others if you are connected to yourself and the truth inside.” –Elie Tahari

Kindness In the News Hattie Craft, who inspired others with her kindness, activism, and generosity, is honored on her 99th birthday. Here is Hattie’s story of bringing change to her neighborhood. Read More From Our Members He was at a restaurant when he saw a woman and her mother come in with a walker. As he sat eating his dinner, he thought about how he can make their day a little brighter and was moved to take action. Read More

Inspiring Video of the Week

Dear God Music Video | Nimo Patel feat. Nicco In a world filled with contradiction, Nimo Patel shares the evolution of his spiritual journey. “Dear God” is an uplifting music video that finds its resonance in many hearts.

In other news … To feel more connected to others, it’s essential that we first connect to ourselves. “We need to be grounded in who we are before we can have healthy relationships with others,” said Jennifer Kogan, LICSW. This Psych Central article shares: 5 Ways to Strengthen Your Connection to Yourself.

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