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A Precious Human Life

Published on July 14, 2015 · Tags: compassion, Dalai Lama, Dalai Lama quotes, heart, human life, kindness, morning prayer, prayer

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We Can Be Buddhas

Published on November 21, 2012 · Tags: 1406 S. Negley, art, Buddha, Buddhism, compasion, compassion, connections, ego, empathy, healthy relationships, Matrika Yoga, Meditation, Meditation Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh meditation, relationship, Robert Thurman, Sharon, Sharon Rudyk, sharon rudyk yoga, Squirrel Hill yoga, Yoga Matrika, yoga Squirrel Hill

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Keep Your Unkind Words to Yourself

Published on September 6, 2011 · Tags: awareness, behavior, behavior rules, compassion, elementary school, forgiveness, hand sanitizer, kindness, Meditation, mind, Pittsburgh yoga, Practice, regulations, rules, school, soap, thoughts, unkind words, yoga Pittsburgh

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Compassion and Generosity

Published on April 15, 2011 · Tags: compassion, compassion and meditation, donations, economic status, generosity, gift, kindness, loving-kindness, Meditation, Meditation Pittsburgh, metta, Pittsburgh public transportation, public bus, public transportation, resources, Sharon Fennimore Rudyk, Sharon Rudyk, yoga Pittsburgh

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Ode to Fathers

Published on June 14, 2010 · Tags: American Fatherhood, beer, compassion, croup, fart jokes, farting, Father's day, Father's day cards, father's day gift ideas, fishing, generosity, golf, grandfathers, grandpa, gratitude, inventing fatherhood, lazy, man, Ode to Fathers, pap, papa, poetry, pop pop, responsibility, single mothers, single parents, thanking fathers

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Hope, Marx and the Body

Published on May 30, 2010 · Tags: anthropology, anthropology of the body, body, Buddhism and science, Buddhist meditation, compassion, critical anthropology, critical geography, CUNY Graduate Center, David Harvey, discomfort, Karl Marx, listening, living conditions, Marxism, Meditation, Meditation Pittsburgh, pain, Pittsburgh meditation, Pittsburgh yoga, science, senses, sensual, sound meditation, Spaces of Hope, true science, yoga and environment, yoga and science, yoga and senses, yoga and social change, yoga Pittsburgh

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Meditation for Haiti

Published on January 15, 2010 · Tags: compassion, Doctors Without Borders, donations, earthquake, Haiti, Haiti donations, Haitian menu, human suffering, hunger, karuna, kidnapping, literacy, living beings, loving-kindness, Meditation, Meditation Pittsburgh, metta, pain, Paul Farmer, Pittsburgh meditation, Pittsburgh yoga, power, Quiet Storm, Unicef, vegan, vegetarian, yoga Pittsburgh

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