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15 Practical Ways To Find Your Zen At Work: Buddhism teaches that joy and happiness arise from letting go. Please sit down and take an inventory of your life. There are things you’ve been hang

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-	The five skandhas===	+	==The five skandhas==

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		+	Buddhism teaches that joy and happiness arise from letting go.
		+	Please sit down and take an inventory of your life.
		+	There are things you’ve been hanging on to that really are not useful
		+	and deprive you of your freedom.
		+	Find the courage to let them go.
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		+	- Thich Nhat Hanh

	==Nothing can survive without food==		==Nothing can survive without food==

Wiki: /* Thich Nhat Hanh turns 95 on October 11 */ ==Thich Nhat Hanh dies at January 22, 2022 === “So sad to hear about the passing of the great spiritual teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh, at the age of 95. He wa

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Thich Nhat Hanh turns 95 on October 11: ==Thich Nhat Hanh dies at January 22, 2022 === “So sad to hear about the passing of the great spiritual teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh, at the age of 95. He wa

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		+	==Thich Nhat Hanh dies at January 22, 2022 ===
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		+	“So sad to hear about the passing of the great spiritual teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh, at the age of 95.
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		+	He was a Vietnamese Buddhist monk, Zen master, peace activist, and writer with a rare ability to speak with so much spiritual-integrity and soul-clarity.
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		+	Here is one of his many meditations I read in his book "The Miracle of Mindfulness" that you might also find meaningful to try:
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		+	"Sit in a dark room by yourself, or alone by a river at night, or anywhere else where there is solitude. Begin to take hold of your breath. Give rise to the thought, "I will use my finger to point at myself," and then instead of pointing at your body, point away in the opposite direction. Contemplate seeing yourself outside of your bodily form. Contemplate seeing your bodily form present before you--in the threes, the grass and leaves, the river. Be mindful that you are in the universe and the universe is in you: if the universe is, you are; if you are, the universe is. There is no birth. There is no death. There is no coming. There is no going. Maintain the half smile. Take hold of your breath. Contemplate for 10 to 20 minutes."
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		+	Rabbi Dr Yanklowits

	== WALK WITH ME==		== WALK WITH ME==

Wiki: /* Nothing can survive without food */ The day my mother died I wrote in my journal, "A serious misfortune of my life has arrived." I suffered for more than one year after the passing away of my mothe

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Nothing can survive without food: The day my mother died I wrote in my journal, "A serious misfortune of my life has arrived." I suffered for more than one year after the passing away of my mothe

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	Thích Nhất Hạnh,		Thích Nhất Hạnh,
	The Art of Communicating		The Art of Communicating
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		+	==The day my mother died I wrote in my journal==
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		+	, "A serious misfortune of my life has arrived." I suffered for more than one year after the passing away of my mother. But one night, in the highlands of Vietnam, I was sleeping in the hut in my hermitage. I dreamed of my mother. I saw myself sitting with her, and we were having a wonderful talk. She looked young and beautiful, her hair flowing down. It was so pleasant to sit there and talk to her as if she had never died. When I woke up it was about two in the morning, and I felt very strongly that I had never lost my mother. The impression that my mother was still with me was very clear. I understood then that the idea of having lost my mother was just an idea. It was obvious in that moment that my mother is always alive in me.
		+	I opened the door and went outside. The entire hillside was bathed in moonlight. It was a hill covered with tea plants, and my hut was set behind the temple halfway up. Walking slowly in the moonlight through the rows of tea plants, I noticed my mother was still with me. She was the moonlight caressing me as she had done so often, very tender, very sweet... wonderful! Each time my feet touched the earth I knew my mother was there with me. I knew this body was not mine but a living continuation of my mother and my father and my grandparents and great-grandparents. Of all my ancestors. Those feet that I saw as "my" feet were actually "our" feet. Together my mother and I were leaving footprints in the damp soil.
		+	From that moment on, the idea that I had lost my mother no longer existed. All I had to do was look at the palm of my hand, feel the breeze on my face or the earth under my feet to remember that my mother is always with me, available at any time. ~Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+	(Book: No Death, No Fear: Comforting Wisdom for Life [ad] https://amzn.to/3OkUyqt)

Wiki: /* 15 Practical Ways To Find Your Zen At Work */ ===Nothing can survive without food=== Nothing can survive without food. Everything we consume acts either to heal us or to poison us. We tend to t

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	2. Take the time to sit down and enjoy eating breakfast at home.		2. Take the time to sit down and enjoy eating breakfast at home.
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	3. Remind yourself every day of your gratitude for being alive and having 24 brand-new hours to live.		3. Remind yourself every day of your gratitude for being alive and having 24 brand-new hours to live.
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	4. Try not to divide your time into "my time" and "work." All time can be your own time if you stay in the present moment and keep in touch with what’s happening in your body and mind. There’s no reason why your time at work should be any less pleasant than your time anywhere else.		4. Try not to divide your time into "my time" and "work." All time can be your own time if you stay in the present moment and keep in touch with what’s happening in your body and mind. There’s no reason why your time at work should be any less pleasant than your time anywhere else.
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	5. Resist the urge to make calls on your cell phone while on your way to and from work, or on your way to appointments. Allow yourself this time to just be with yourself, with nature and with the world around you.		5. Resist the urge to make calls on your cell phone while on your way to and from work, or on your way to appointments. Allow yourself this time to just be with yourself, with nature and with the world around you.
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	6. Arrange a breathing area at work where you can go to calm down, stop and have a rest. Take regular breathing breaks to come back to your body and to bring your thoughts back to the present.		6. Arrange a breathing area at work where you can go to calm down, stop and have a rest. Take regular breathing breaks to come back to your body and to bring your thoughts back to the present.
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	7. At lunchtime, eat only your food and not your fears or worries. Don’t eat lunch at your desk. Change environments. Go for a walk.		7. At lunchtime, eat only your food and not your fears or worries. Don’t eat lunch at your desk. Change environments. Go for a walk.
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	8. Make a ritual out of drinking your tea. Stop work and look deeply into your tea to see everything that went into making it: the clouds and the rain, the tea plantations and the workers harvesting the tea.		8. Make a ritual out of drinking your tea. Stop work and look deeply into your tea to see everything that went into making it: the clouds and the rain, the tea plantations and the workers harvesting the tea.
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	9. Before going to a meeting, visualize someone very peaceful, mindful and skillful being with you. Take refuge in this person to help stay calm and peaceful.		9. Before going to a meeting, visualize someone very peaceful, mindful and skillful being with you. Take refuge in this person to help stay calm and peaceful.
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	10. If you feel anger or irritation, refrain from saying or doing anything straight away. Come back to your breathing and follow your in- and out-breath until you’ve calmed down.		10. If you feel anger or irritation, refrain from saying or doing anything straight away. Come back to your breathing and follow your in- and out-breath until you’ve calmed down.
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	11. Practice looking at your boss, your superiors, your colleagues or your subordinates as your allies and not as your enemies. Recognize that working collaboratively brings more satisfaction and joy than working alone. Know that the success and happiness of everyone is your own success.		11. Practice looking at your boss, your superiors, your colleagues or your subordinates as your allies and not as your enemies. Recognize that working collaboratively brings more satisfaction and joy than working alone. Know that the success and happiness of everyone is your own success.
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	12. Express your gratitude and appreciation to your colleagues regularly for their positive qualities. This will transform the whole work environment, making it much more harmonious and pleasant for everyone.		12. Express your gratitude and appreciation to your colleagues regularly for their positive qualities. This will transform the whole work environment, making it much more harmonious and pleasant for everyone.
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	13. Try to relax and restore yourself before going home so you don’t bring accumulated negative energy or frustration home with you.		13. Try to relax and restore yourself before going home so you don’t bring accumulated negative energy or frustration home with you.
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	14. Take some time to relax and come back to yourself when you get home before starting on household chores. Recognize that multitasking means you’re never fully present for any one thing. Do one thing at a time and give it your full attention.		14. Take some time to relax and come back to yourself when you get home before starting on household chores. Recognize that multitasking means you’re never fully present for any one thing. Do one thing at a time and give it your full attention.
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	15. At the end of the day, keep a journal of all the good things that happened in your day. Water your seeds of joy and gratitude regularly so they can grow.		15. At the end of the day, keep a journal of all the good things that happened in your day. Water your seeds of joy and gratitude regularly so they can grow.

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	~ [[Thich Nhat Hanh]], How to Sit		~ [[Thich Nhat Hanh]], How to Sit
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		+	==Nothing can survive without food==
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		+	Nothing can survive without food.
		+	Everything we consume acts either to heal us or to poison us.
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		+	We tend to think of nourishment only as what we take in through our mouths,
		+	but what we consume with our eyes, our ears, our noses, our tongues, and our bodies is also food.
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		+	The conversations going on around us, and those we participate in, are also food.
		+	Are we consuming and creating the kind of food that is healthy for us and helps us grow?
		+	When we say something that nourishes us and uplifts the people around us,
		+	we are feeding love and compassion.
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		+	When we speak and act in a way that causes tension and anger,
		+	we are nourishing violence and suffering.
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		+	Thích Nhất Hạnh,
		+	The Art of Communicating

Wiki: Made specially for the first anniversary of the passing of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, "I Have Arrived, I Am Home" is a new documentary from filmmaker Max Pugh (A Cloud Never Dies, Walk With Me). The

2023-01-21T04:29:19Z

Made specially for the first anniversary of the passing of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh, "I Have Arrived, I Am Home" is a new documentary from filmmaker Max Pugh (A Cloud Never Dies, Walk With Me). The

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-	~~==Kurt Pinthus==~~
-	, der Literaturkritiker und Doyen des literarischen Expressionismus, nahm 1937 seine gewaltige Privatbibliothek über den großen Teich mit ins amerikanische Exil. Rund 10.000 Bände brachte er 1967 wieder zurück nach Deutschland und schenkte sie der Deutschen Schillergesellschaft. Im Rahmen des Forschungsverbunds Marbach Weimar Wolfenbüttel hat nun die Online-Katalogisierung und Provenienzerschließung dieser wertvollen Referenzsammlung zur deutschen Literatur zwischen 1880 und 1945 begonnen.

-	~~0106 via zkbw~~

		+	==Made specially for the first anniversary of the passing of Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh==
		+	, "I Have Arrived, I Am Home" is a new documentary from filmmaker Max Pugh (A Cloud Never Dies, Walk With Me). The film includes footage and commentary on Thich Nhat Hanh's return to his native Vietnam, where he lived from 2018 until his passing on 22 January 2022.
		+	The International Plum Village Community is making this film available to everyone for free to honor our dear teacher and inspire viewers to walk the path of mindful living: https://youtu.be/mkJLqq6j0Ic
		+	It premieres at 1:30am on January 22 in Vietnam time, exactly 1 year after Thich Nhat Hanh's passing. (On most other continents it is January 21 – 10:30am PST / 1:30pm EST / 7:30pm CET.) The film will be freely available to view at any time after the premiere.
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		+	210123 via fb

	==We need to consume in a way ==		==We need to consume in a way ==

Wiki: #bornonthisday in 1926

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#bornonthisday in 1926

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	- Thich Nhat Hanh		- Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+	The five skandhas===
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		+	"The five skandhas===
		+	, which may be translated into English as five heaps, or five aggregates, are the five elements that comprise a human being. These five elements flow like a river in every one of us. In fact, these are really five rivers flowing together in us: the river of form, which means our bodies; the river of feelings; the river of perceptions; the river of mental formations; and the river of consciousness. They are always flowing in us. So according to Avalokita, when he looked deeply into the nature of these five rivers, he suddenly saw that all five are empty.
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		+	If we ask, “Empty of what?” he has to answer. And this is what he said: “They are empty of a separate self.” That means none of these five rivers can exist by itself alone. Each of the five rivers has to be made by the other four. It has to coexist; it has to inter-be with all the others."
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		+	~ Thich Nhat Hanh
		+	The Fullness of Emptiness
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		+	There is no need to put anything in front of us and run after it.
		+	We already have everything we are looking for, everything we want to become... Be yourself. Life is precious as it is. All the elements for your happiness are already here. There is no need to run, strive, search, or struggle. Just be. Just being in the moment in this place is the deepest practice of meditation.
		+	- Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+	People often use their anger at social injustice as a basis for action, but that is unwise. When you are angry you are not lucid, and you can do many harmful things. According to Buddhism, the only source of energy that can be useful is compassion, because it is safe. When you have compassion, your energy is born from insight. It is not blind energy. With compassion, we practice in order to learn ways to protect the lives of people, animals, plants, and minerals. Just feeling compassion is not enough. If we do not know how to help, we can do damage. That is why love must go together with understanding.
		+	- Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+	We have the capacity to take happy, light, and free steps on our beautiful planet Earth. We need to remember how precious this is.
		+	While practicing mindful walking, we have a chance to enter into deep communion with the planet Earth and realize that Earth is our home. One breath, one step is all we need to feel at home and comfortable in the here and now. With each breath, you can bring your body and your mind back to the present moment. You don’t have to run after anything anymore. The Earth is right here; you feel completely satisfied with the present moment. Nothing is missing.
		+	Mindful walking is something that can bring us great happiness. Each of our steps nourishes our heart, our mind, and our body. We have far more conditions for happiness than we realize. Walking meditation is one way of returning to ourselves. We can return within the snap of a finger. It takes a long time to go to the moon and back, but it only takes one breath to return to your true home.
		+	- Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+	We tend to think that we have to do something to heal the Earth. But sitting with mindfulness and concentration is doing something. And we don’t have to fight in order to feel the benefits of sitting. Just allow yourself to sit quietly. Allow yourself to be yourself. Don’t do anything. Just allow the sitting, allow the breathing to take place. Don’t strive; relaxation will come. When you are completely relaxed, healing will take place on its own. There is no healing without relaxation. And relaxation means doing nothing. There is only breathing and sitting. Don’t try to force your breathing. Just allow it to follow its natural rhythm. We just enjoy our in-and out-breath. Healing begins when you are not trying to do anything. This is the practice of non-practice.
		+	Breathing in, I enjoy my in-breath.
		+	Breathing out, I enjoy my out-breath.
		+	- Thich Nhat Hanh, in ”Love Letter to the Earth”.
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		+	"We have a tendency to think in terms of doing and not in terms of being.
		+	We think that when we are not doing anything, we are wasting our time.
		+	But that is not true. Our time is first of all for us to be.
		+	To be what? To be alive, to be peaceful, to be joyful, to be loving.
		+	And that is what the world needs most."
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		+	~ Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+	“Sit in such a way that you feel light, relaxed, happy, and free.
		+	Many of us have so many anxieties and projects that weigh heavily on us.
		+	We carry our past sorrows and anger and they become a kind of baggage that makes life heavy.
		+	Sitting meditation is a way to practice letting go of the things we carry needlessly.”
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		+	~ [[Thich Nhat Hanh]], How to Sit

Wiki: Thich Nhat Hanh turns 95 on October 11! To express our gratitude for his incredible contributions, we invite you practice and share about caring for Mother Earth, in particular how we can listen to o

2021-09-30T19:43:38Z

Thich Nhat Hanh turns 95 on October 11! To express our gratitude for his incredible contributions, we invite you practice and share about caring for Mother Earth, in particular how we can listen to o

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		+	==Thich Nhat Hanh turns 95 on October 11==
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		+	To express our gratitude for his incredible contributions, we invite you practice and share about caring for Mother Earth, in particular how we can listen to ourselves, our loved ones, and the Earth. Continuing Thay’s legacy through our own mindfulness is the most powerful gift we can offer.
		+	Find out more here: https://plumvillage.org/articles/giftforthay/
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		+	300921 via fb
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	== WALK WITH ME==		== WALK WITH ME==
	, the cinematic journey into the world of mindfulness and the Zen Buddhist master Thich Nhat Hanh. Filmed over three years and with unprecedented access, this visceral film is a meditation on a community who have given up all their possessions for a monastic life in rural France.		, the cinematic journey into the world of mindfulness and the Zen Buddhist master Thich Nhat Hanh. Filmed over three years and with unprecedented access, this visceral film is a meditation on a community who have given up all their possessions for a monastic life in rural France.

Wiki: /* Digitales Lernen */ "Buddhism in its original form was simple — simple but deep. Many scholars have made Buddhism too complicated, into a kind of metaphysics or philosophy. Some students of Buddhis

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Digitales Lernen: "Buddhism in its original form was simple — simple but deep. Many scholars have made Buddhism too complicated, into a kind of metaphysics or philosophy. Some students of Buddhis

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-	~~===~~[[Digitales Lernen]]===	+	We must help our children awaken to the fact that they have within themselves the capacity for violence and war as well as the capacity for caring and loving-kindness. With mindfulness, we must also teach our children concrete practices that nourish the positive seeds within them and avoid strengthening the negative seeds of anger, craving, and fear. We should begin this learning process when our children are young so that as they grow they have the strength and skill to be calm and to act nonviolently and insightfully.
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		+	-- [[Thich Nhat Hanh]]
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		+	“Many years ago, I recognized that by understanding your own tradition better, you also develop increased respect, consideration, and understanding for others. I had a naive thought, a kind of prejudice inherited from my ancestors. I thought that because Buddha had taught for forty-five years and Jesus for only two or three, that Buddha must have been a more accomplished teacher. I had that thought because I did not know the teachings of the Buddha well enough.”
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		+	~ Thich Nhat Hanh, Living Buddha, Living Christ
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		+	"Buddhism in its original form was simple — simple but deep. Many scholars have made Buddhism too complicated, into a kind of metaphysics or philosophy. Some students of Buddhism spend a lot of time learning these systems of thought and do not have the time to practice. It is like Master Linji [Japanese: Rinzai], who learned a lot of Buddhism but found that learning Buddhism was not enough. So he abandoned the learning and began to practice."
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		+	~ Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+	[[Digitales Lernen]]===


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	The Pocket Thich Nhat Hanh		The Pocket Thich Nhat Hanh
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	==Walking meditation is practicing meditation while walking. ==		==Walking meditation is practicing meditation while walking. ==

Wiki: 15 Practical Ways To Find Your Zen At Work

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15 Practical Ways To Find Your Zen At Work

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-	~~===Vom Einfachen das Beste ===~~
-	~~von Franz Keller~~

-	Das Beste vom Einfachen ist das Beste. Er kochte für die Queen, für Staatsoberhäupter, und Angela Merkel war mit Wladimir Putin in seiner "Adler Wirtschaft" in Hattenheim zu Gast. Doch nicht nur deshalb sagt Franz Keller, einer der meistdekorierten Sterneköche in Deutschland, der sein Handwerk bei Kochlegenden wie Jean Ducloux und Paul Bocuse erlernte: Essen ist Politik. Franz Keller, der neben Eckard Witzigmann zur ersten Generation der Starköche zählte, die die deutsche Küche revolutionierten, verabschiedete sich schon Ende der 1990er Jahre ganz bewusst von der übertriebenen Sterne-Jagd und verfolgt seither konsequent seine eigene Philosophie: vom Einfachen das Beste. Artgerecht und naturnah züchtet er heute die Rinder, Schweine und Hühner selbst, die er in seiner Küche verarbeitet, und fordert in seinem neuen Buch ein radikales Umdenken: Schluss mit einer sinnentleerten Sterneküche, in der ahnungslose Kritiker das luxuriöse Ambiente höher bewerten als die Qualität der Produkte. Und Schluss mit einer industriellen Nahrungsmittelproduktion, die den Respekt vor Tieren und Pflanzen verloren hat und den Menschen krank macht.

-	~~160418 via topseller~~	+	==15 Practical Ways To Find Your Zen At Work==
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		+	1. Start your day with 10 minutes of sitting in meditation.
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		+	2. Take the time to sit down and enjoy eating breakfast at home.
		+	3. Remind yourself every day of your gratitude for being alive and having 24 brand-new hours to live.
		+	4. Try not to divide your time into "my time" and "work." All time can be your own time if you stay in the present moment and keep in touch with what’s happening in your body and mind. There’s no reason why your time at work should be any less pleasant than your time anywhere else.
		+	5. Resist the urge to make calls on your cell phone while on your way to and from work, or on your way to appointments. Allow yourself this time to just be with yourself, with nature and with the world around you.
		+	6. Arrange a breathing area at work where you can go to calm down, stop and have a rest. Take regular breathing breaks to come back to your body and to bring your thoughts back to the present.
		+	7. At lunchtime, eat only your food and not your fears or worries. Don’t eat lunch at your desk. Change environments. Go for a walk.
		+	8. Make a ritual out of drinking your tea. Stop work and look deeply into your tea to see everything that went into making it: the clouds and the rain, the tea plantations and the workers harvesting the tea.
		+	9. Before going to a meeting, visualize someone very peaceful, mindful and skillful being with you. Take refuge in this person to help stay calm and peaceful.
		+	10. If you feel anger or irritation, refrain from saying or doing anything straight away. Come back to your breathing and follow your in- and out-breath until you’ve calmed down.
		+	11. Practice looking at your boss, your superiors, your colleagues or your subordinates as your allies and not as your enemies. Recognize that working collaboratively brings more satisfaction and joy than working alone. Know that the success and happiness of everyone is your own success.
		+	12. Express your gratitude and appreciation to your colleagues regularly for their positive qualities. This will transform the whole work environment, making it much more harmonious and pleasant for everyone.
		+	13. Try to relax and restore yourself before going home so you don’t bring accumulated negative energy or frustration home with you.
		+	14. Take some time to relax and come back to yourself when you get home before starting on household chores. Recognize that multitasking means you’re never fully present for any one thing. Do one thing at a time and give it your full attention.
		+	15. At the end of the day, keep a journal of all the good things that happened in your day. Water your seeds of joy and gratitude regularly so they can grow.
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		+	- Thich Nhat Hanh

Wiki: We need to consume in a way

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-	[[Digitales Lernen]]===	+	===[[Digitales Lernen]]===


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	The Pocket Thich Nhat Hanh		The Pocket Thich Nhat Hanh
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	==Walking meditation is practicing meditation while walking. ==		==Walking meditation is practicing meditation while walking. ==
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		+	“If in our daily life we can smile,
		+	if we can be peaceful and happy,
		+	not only we, but everyone will profit from it.
		+	This is the most basic kind of peace work.”
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		+	Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+	==Kurt Pinthus==
		+	, der Literaturkritiker und Doyen des literarischen Expressionismus, nahm 1937 seine gewaltige Privatbibliothek über den großen Teich mit ins amerikanische Exil. Rund 10.000 Bände brachte er 1967 wieder zurück nach Deutschland und schenkte sie der Deutschen Schillergesellschaft. Im Rahmen des Forschungsverbunds Marbach Weimar Wolfenbüttel hat nun die Online-Katalogisierung und Provenienzerschließung dieser wertvollen Referenzsammlung zur deutschen Literatur zwischen 1880 und 1945 begonnen.
		+
		+	0106 via zkbw
		+
		+
		+	==We need to consume in a way ==
		+	that keeps our compassion alive. Yet many of us consume in a way that is violent. Forests are cut down to raise cattle for beef or to grow grain for liquor while millions in the world are dying of starvation.
		+	Reducing the amount of meat we eat and alcohol we consume by 50 percent is a true act of love for ourselves, for the earth, and for one another. Eating with compassion can already help transform the situation our planet is facing and restore balance.
		+	- Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+	When you begin to practice Buddhism, you begin as a part-time buddha and slowly you become a full-time buddha. Sometimes you fall back and become a part-time buddha again, but with steady practice you become a full-time buddha again. Buddhahood is within reach because, like the Buddha, you’re a human being. You can become a buddha whenever you like; the Buddha is available in the here and now, anytime, anywhere.
		+	- Thich Nhat Hanh
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		+
		+	===Vom Einfachen das Beste ===
		+	von Franz Keller
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		+	Das Beste vom Einfachen ist das Beste. Er kochte für die Queen, für Staatsoberhäupter, und Angela Merkel war mit Wladimir Putin in seiner "Adler Wirtschaft" in Hattenheim zu Gast. Doch nicht nur deshalb sagt Franz Keller, einer der meistdekorierten Sterneköche in Deutschland, der sein Handwerk bei Kochlegenden wie Jean Ducloux und Paul Bocuse erlernte: Essen ist Politik. Franz Keller, der neben Eckard Witzigmann zur ersten Generation der Starköche zählte, die die deutsche Küche revolutionierten, verabschiedete sich schon Ende der 1990er Jahre ganz bewusst von der übertriebenen Sterne-Jagd und verfolgt seither konsequent seine eigene Philosophie: vom Einfachen das Beste. Artgerecht und naturnah züchtet er heute die Rinder, Schweine und Hühner selbst, die er in seiner Küche verarbeitet, und fordert in seinem neuen Buch ein radikales Umdenken: Schluss mit einer sinnentleerten Sterneküche, in der ahnungslose Kritiker das luxuriöse Ambiente höher bewerten als die Qualität der Produkte. Und Schluss mit einer industriellen Nahrungsmittelproduktion, die den Respekt vor Tieren und Pflanzen verloren hat und den Menschen krank macht.
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