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Timber Hawkeye
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Timber Hawkeye
The house on Paper Street, and I would have a good, long talk with Tyler Durden.
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Disproportionate
Our reactions to life's ups and downs are so disproportionate, we create our own anguish and then blame other people for it. True mastery starts when we recognize that WE are the problem. If other people easily upset you, the problem isn't other people, it's your short fuse. May no-one and no-thing ever disturb your inner-peace.
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“Carlos Castaneda said, “We can make ourselves miserable, or we can make ourselves happy. The amount of work is the same.”
― Buddhist Boot Camp
― Buddhist Boot Camp
“Treat every living being, including yourself, with kindness, and the world will immediately be a better place.”
― Buddhist Boot Camp
― Buddhist Boot Camp
“Wouldn’t it be great to stop, if only for a minute on a regular basis, and reflect on how wonderful everything is?”
― Buddhist Boot Camp
― Buddhist Boot Camp
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I was fortunate to hear Timber speak at a local book signing. His message is one of utmost importance that has been around for a long time; his approach to Buddhism makes it approachable and applicable for everyone. Everyone I know that has his book has either bought a copy for someone else, sometimes many others, or recommended it. That is what I am doing here. Spread the word, he may just be helping us change the world by helping us change ourselves.