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The Wake Up Call for Lawyers
Judi Cohen
Bedtime Stories for Kids|Good Night Tales|Stories of New Beginnings
BabyBus
Daily Motivations
Daily Motivations
St. Dominic's Weekly
St Dominic's Catholic Church in San Francisco, CA
The Dangerous History Podcast
CJ
Daily Bread for Kids
Ariel Media, Busy Moms
Real Talk With RoseBudd
John Dickson
הרב יורם אברג'ל ובנו ממשיך דרכו החיד"א
הרב יורם אברג'ל
S2 Underground
S2 Actual
Parents: Is Your Teen College Ready?
Shellee Howard
1715 Treasure Coast Financial Wellness with Thomas Davies
Davies Wealth Management
Fairground Sounds
Mechanical Music Radio
The Bread of Life
Joel Van Hoogen
Unwritten with Steph
Stephanie Shanks
In the Groove with Todd and Jackie
Todd Alan Cudaback & Jackie Bailey
The Profitable Horse Business Podcast
Audrey McLaughlin
レアジョブ英会話 Daily News Article Podcast
RareJob
National Bugle Radio with Patrick Slattery
National Bugle Radio with Patrick Slattery
National Bugle Radio with Patrick Slattery
National Bugle Radio with Patrick Slattery
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The Dankof Report with Mark Dankof
The Dankof Report with Mark Dankof
SELF LOVE Podcast With Raymond Cole
LC GRAYS
Everyday
Kellen De Vos
Sadhguru Français
Sadhguru Français
The Transcendent Farmer
Emily Reno
AI Security Ops
Black Hills Information Security
Gente que hace Cine
GENTE QUE (Productora)
Podcast Benomtad
Ben Lundy
Naturalnie o ogrodach
Katarzyna Bellingham i Jacek Naliwajek
B2B Podcasting Insights - business strategy podcast for founders and brands
Podknows Podcasting - B2B Podcasting Experts
Alcohol-Free Lifestyle
James Swanwick
COMPUTERWISSEN - Software - Hardware - Handy und mehr....
Computerwissen.de
Medieval Death Trip
Medieval Death Trip
The Daily Horoscope
The Daily Horoscope
Straight Bible
TopLobsta Productions
El Horóscopo Diario
El Horóscopo Diario
A Reading Life, A Writing Life, with Sally Bayley
Sally Bayley, Andrew Smith
Modern Day Sniper Podcast
Caylen Wojcik
Education
Judi Cohen
Faith is an old-fashioned word. Maybe its most well-known meaning is religious. But true faith predates religion. Ancient humans had faith in the earth, the animals, the stars. I don’t know much about that kind of faith...
It’s astonishingly easy for me to lie. “I didn’t say that, I didn’t mean that, you misunderstood.” “I’m sorry you feel that way,” instead of, “I’m sorry I’ve hurt you.” I admire people who are honest about their impact ...
The fool can beloved or not. Beloved fools are open-hearted and cultivate “don’t know” mind. Not-so-beloved fools think they know something, or know better, or are better. What I can see, so far, is that takes courage a...
It’s one thing to practice and study mindfulness. It’s a great thing. It’s another to act accordingly. What happens when you’re in the courtroom or conference room or family room? Does your heart stay open, or clamp shut...
It’s not like we don’t know we’re supposed to do that. It’s not like I don’t know. But it so much easier, maybe even reflexive, to notice the faults of others. To be fair, it’s also part of legal training: to look for th...
I notice that far too often, I let my mind run wild. I don’t mean I’m completely undisciplined – I have a meditation practice and you probably do, too. So we’re not completely undisciplined. But I don’t know about you: w...
My general reaction to those little life lessons, the AFOGs, has not been delight. Instead, I’ve often felt affronted or like I’ve messed up or failed. I’m starting to see how to meet those lessons a little differently, ...
It feels supportive to share about what we’ve read or come to understand about kindness and connection. I’m as guilty as the next person of doing that – probably more guilty. Just ask me – I’m happy to share. But the rea...
Creating happiness when so much seems to be crumbling before our very eyes – sometimes that feels like a challenge. But what works for me is the moment-to-moment feedback loop. When I speak and act with goodness, even in...
Here I am, again, my heart all bound up in some petty dispute. For the millionth time, I see, and feel, tightness, closed-up-ness: this old heart trying to protect itself. It takes so much effort. It feels like I’m shovi...
Sometimes I feel like we take for granted the privilege we have as lawyers, law professors, judges, and mediators. Or that we’re not worthy of our power. Or that I’m not.Because what is privilege if we forget that we’re ...
The more attentive I am, especially to this mind running amuck, the more stable I feel. If I’m off on my latest adventure, surfing for that pair of shoes I just have to have or baking those cookies I just have to eat, th...
I can take a stand on just about anything. It’s not just that I’m trained to argue. It’s also that as a human, I have preferences. And they don’t necessarily match what the world offers up. So I’m as guilty of quarreling...
The problem with blame is that it cuts into the heart. When I blame someone, I can feel it like a knife, cutting me as much as it cuts them. Blame sets the scene for conflict, and there’s already so much conflict.But whe...
Sometimes I don’t realize how powerful my state of mind is. I walk into the house or a meeting with something “on my mind,” and whatever that is, constructs my experience. I have no inherent animosity towards the person ...
I love mindfulness, partly for its promise of liberation, but also for the ways it helps me on a very practical level, to navigate through life. The lists and aspirations are a huge support, and a kind of blessing, espec...
Seems like setting an intention to be kind and to not cause harm would be a simple thing. But then look at the world, and all of the devastating consequences that happen even when the responsible person claims their inte...
It’s funny the way we toss around our points of view, as if we’re entitled to any which one. Or at least we feel like we are. It’s a free country, right?But wouldn’t it be better if we were more deliberate? And chose a p...
Sometimes I wonder if “wise livelihood” is possible in the law. Can we support ourselves and our organizations and not deal in intoxicants, poisons, weapons, or humans…given the many nuanced interpretations of those word...
The mind isn’t naturally cloudy. It’s naturally clear and luminous. If you’re in the habit of watching a sunset or looking into the faces of children or elders or the mirror, you probably already know: luminosity is righ...
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