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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Arranging your face into a caring expression does not reliably produce the caring. Do not expect the feeling to turn up just because you set the mouth.
The idea that holding a smile makes you happier has had a rough time whenever researchers try to repeat it, so it is not something to promise…
You can feel for the child in front of you and still keep the consequence you set. Being moved was never meant to be the thing that decides.
It happens to everybody. You are firm, then you see the crumpled face, something turns over in you, and the consequence quietly disappears. What the…
When you notice you have stopped really being there with someone, change your body before you try to change your effort. Sit forward, unfold your arms, turn to face them properly.
Attention goes late in the day, and trying harder to care rarely brings it back. Moving does. Feet planted, hands open, shoulders squared to them,…
You are allowed to try something because it seems sensible. What you should not do is tell yourself it is proven, because that is what stops you noticing when it does not work for you.
The idea that going without company makes you hungrier for it is a reasonable guess, and mostly still a guess. Keep it in that shape. If a quieter…
There is more about anger than the practices: the anger area has the themes and the courses too.
A drink does loosen people up, and that is not a reason to use it. Something can work and still be a poor way to get what you want.
This one matters because the reasoning holds right up until the moment it does not. If a thing softens you tonight and charges you tomorrow, it is…