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Mark Nepo speaks of being wholehearted as being present to our lives so that we become an open conduit to experience everything that’s larger than our finite self. He says, “By one act of compassion, we experience all compassion.” He goes on to talk about being present and being absent. He says, “When…
A Favorite Quote from a New Dimensions Guest : Mark Nepo
May 13, 2020
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Archived Inspirational Quotes
Weep and then smile. Don’t pretend to know something you haven’t experienced. Jalālad-Dīn Rumi, 13 Century Persian poet “Rumi is so familiar these days, wonderfully so. I love this quote from one of his poems because of the sheer authenticity of it. It gives us permission and encourages us that…
Written history often distorts truth and does not have the ability to reveal fully the underlying core values and potential of human culture as do myths. It is said that myth is encoded into our DNA and human intelligence. What’s more, it cannot be denied that humankind is in the…
There is a story that Mark Nepo tells in our latest interview with him, which you’ll be hearing in our May programs. It is one of a Japanese dog named Hachikō that is an illustration of incredible devotion, thoroughness, and wholeheartedness that we often learn from animals. In the 1930s,…
A Favorite Quote from a New Dimensions Guest : Mary Mackey
May 6, 2020
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Archived Inspirational Quotes
There are three rules for writing a novel, unfortunately, no one knows what they are. Somerset Maughan (1874-1965) English playwright and novelist “This quote inspires me to remember that novels are not written as a paint by number series and that no one can really tell you how to write…
Trekking the Pacific Crest Trail with Gail Storey & Porter Storey, M.D.
May 6, 2020
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Interviews
Gail Storey poetically describes how the wilderness sanded her down to stillness, “Even as my body wore down, my heart opened. Like the snow plant, bursting red through the forest floor. Because of the mountains, the blue space of sky, the softness of green on gray rocks splashed with lichens? Or…
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