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Category Archives: Kindness Paradigm
Why Are You Here?
Higgins: Let’s assume that you chose to be here, to be human. Let’s say you chose life and also your family of origin (because you did). That being so, why are you here? Received January 4, 2014 at Lake Goodwin, … Continue reading
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Iraq–How Can We Stop the Atrocities?
Question: The news reported that over 7,800 people were killed in Iraq yesterday. Why do humans, when we all want peace and happiness for ourselves and our loved ones, commit these atrocities? Why don’t those of us witnessing this, like me, … Continue reading
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The Kindness Paradigm (17)
Feeling Free to Follow the Heart’s Desires A society in which people are free to pursue their heart’s desires, their interests, is one that values the human and expresses that value with laws that support small business, with neighborhoods that … Continue reading
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The Kindness Paradigm (16)
Pursuing the Heart’s Desires Everyone wants to feel free to pursue their heart’s desire. When one’s heart yearns towards a thing that yearning is a signal that this thing, whatever It is, is somehow important. Pursuit of the heart’s desires … Continue reading
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The Kindness Paradigm (15)
Passion and Work: They’re the Same Work has become for many, not all but many, a necessary evil. It is a thing to be endured so that one may eat and have a place to sleep. It takes the starch … Continue reading
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The Kindness Paradigm (14)
Finding Our Spiritual Gifts Higgins said in a recent post, “The single most important aspect of human happiness is the discovery of and subsequent expression of a person’s spiritual gifts. Thus the focus of the system and indeed, the climate … Continue reading
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Creating Community for the Soul Self
Question: I am leaping into being a ‘new human’, meaning at the very least those that are spirit-lead/soul-lead. Part of this leaping is being and/or gathering in community beings of similar joy and abundance. What kind of school/center/community is needing … Continue reading
Peace
From Higgins’s live session September 4, 2013: Lack of war is not peace. To have peace one must be peace. A side effect of peace is lack of war.
The Kindness Paradigm (13)
Nurturing In the last post I ended with: So how do we fix UFJS (Un-Fulfilling Job Syndrome)? We place importance on discovering what we love to do without regard to age, health or ability, or even skill. Then we nurture the … Continue reading
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The Kindness Paradigm (12)
Note: segment 11 is un-published awaiting copyright permission. Un-Fulfilling Job Syndrome In part 11 we reviewed the steps one may take to develop kindness. However, kindness in and of itself is not the point of the Kindness Paradigm. The point, … Continue reading