I just found this quote and picture on KSFINBLOG: Global Analyst. I love it and hope you do to! Thank you for posting it KS.
I just found this quote and picture on KSFINBLOG: Global Analyst. I love it and hope you do to! Thank you for posting it KS.
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Thank you for sharing, I added to my iPhotos and will forward to my son, a single father, raising his five-year-old daughter.
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I’m glad you are forwarding it on too. I think it is a really nice teaching aide.
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Lovely
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Perfect picture of what is valuable in life. Thanks.
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Karuna, i was listening to the text portion of A Course in Miracles today and there was a section on the false beliefs being fueled by a desire to get “more.” The desire for more was called out in the text as being an element of ego. I think that teaching our children to value connection and inclusion above the desire to acquire more will only be a good thing.
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I agree with you. “More” leads to greed which leads to a good percentage of the world’s problems.
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