I’ve read several books including the autobiography of the Dali Lama, which I high;y recommend. That, along with many yoga classes and an introduction to meditation was enough to keep me on this path.
I think that the next step for me is attending classes at a Buddhist temple.
Terry McKay's Life List
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1. Save my marriage
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2. Say I'm sorry
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3. Stop caring what other people think of me
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4. have more confidence in myself
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5. Be positive
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6. smile and laugh more
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7. Study buddhism
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8. Kiss in the rain
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9. be happy with the way I look
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10. Complete a two week full body detox
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11. Get my real estate license
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12. forgive my dad
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13. be more affectionate
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14. learn yoga
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15. love without fear
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16. meditate daily
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17. Talk More
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18. Skydive
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19. see the good in everyone
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20. Keep a journal
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21. try surfing
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22. stop being afraid
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23. Have a baby
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24. Keep in Better Contact With the Friends I Have and Make New Friends
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25. Get a tattoo
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Recent entries
Leaning the Buddhist way
2 years ago
Calling it home
2 years ago
Owning my home, with my husband, is the most fulfilling and rewarding experience. Everything you put into it you get in return and you can always know that your efforts are worth it.
It is definitely worth the sacrifice.
Is it too late?
2 years ago
Just like everyone else, I feel completely hopeless. Or at least I did before I found this website. It means the world to me to find that I am not alone. I so desperately need to talk to someone about this. Someone who can relate.
It seems that all of my friends are happily married and now having children just as my marriage falls apart. There is no one to talk to who can begin to understand how I feel.
