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Where do I find Peace? — 6 Comments

  1. Hey Cindie!!
    So I just had to tell you this: I am in the midst of trying to complete a paper tonight. I have a 10:59 p.m. deadline and it is 9:57. I have no time to spare. Except, as I finished a section, I decided to just go to your site–here is Peace! So I stop, breathe, read, close my eyes, then type this to you in a much calmer space. Your site is becoming part of my ‘tool box’ of practice toward living a connected life.
    Best wishes to your sweetheart on a strong recovery.
    Much love to you!!
    Erin

    • Awww Erin, this comment made my day!! Thank you so much. I am honored that my website has made it into your toolbox!! Woohoo! Sending you best wishes for your project. 🙂 xo

  2. That is scary! And it is so easy (and human) to get angry at the dog, and angry at the dog owner, and angry at life for letting it happen. But, I agree that everything does happen for a reason, even if we never consciously know what that reason is. Your tips are great, and learning to be able to have the presence of mind to access those skills & practices in times of stress is invaluable. I have been working with “trust” a lot lately, and know that remembering to trust is also a path to peace. Best to you and your sweetheart during his recovery!

    • Thank you, Shana. I’m grateful for the opportunity to share these tips! I’m glad that you mentioned trust being a path to peace as well. I wish you much peace and success on your journey 🙂 xo

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