An Irish Connection
An Irish Story
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MY LIFE 3

It was time to run down the stairs again. I was nine or ten……

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MY LIFE 4

There is a prison in Landsberg am Lach. This is where Adolf Hitler wrote Mein Kampf…..

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MY LIFE 5

I have been sober for 10,985 days. Sobriety: the bridge between Nightmare and Dream……..

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MY NOW - Intro

”The simple act of paying attention can take you a long way.” ― Keanu Reeves.

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MY NOW 1

Now begins with everything, unleashing the superstitious primitive from the confines of a comfortable modernity.

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MY NOW 2

If I can’t read how my body feels, then I have no hope of reading anyone else’s non-verbal communication.

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MY NOW 3

We carry the hopes of the future; ignoring them creates distractions for our primitive self.

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MY NOW 4

Meditation teaches you to clear your mind, Somatic Stillness teaches you to be ok in the clutter of life.

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MY NOW 5

I have never understood those who train to wake up, then do nothing.

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MY ROOM - Intro

Mind reading. This is based on the irrational belief that we can read other people’s minds, non-verbal expressions and gestures, and reach certain conclusions.” — Sonali Gupta.

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MY ROOM 1

We all throw a somatic shadow; most people are scared of their shadow, so don’t look at it.

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MY ROOM 2

It takes an earthquake to change certainty. Don’t worry, you will notice when the room shifts, if that ever happens!

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MY ROOM 3

Curiosity didn’t kill the cat; it is what gave it nine lives.

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MY ROOM 4

Confidence is like church bells; everyone notices them ringing, we just don’t need them to tell time anymore.

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MY ROOM 5

I rarely find clarity; it’s the unicorn in the room. It is the power to feel something is so profoundly simple that you can explain it to a five-year-old, with a crayon.

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