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Drift

June 5, 2019 Leave a comment

Asha reaches to get her stick from the water's edge

Noticing Asha’s instinctive chase-rather-than-wait offered me a comforting invitation into self-kindness and discernment. (read more or listen, 3:11 minutes)

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