
The Power of Now
A guide to leaving the mind's commentary behind and meeting the present moment as the only place a life can actually be lived.
- Shares meditation & spirituality and philosophy with When Things Fall Apart

A Buddhist teacher on staying present when fear, loss and uncertainty arrive, and on using those moments as the path rather than waiting them out.
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