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Helpful Thoughts by Dr. Shapiro
If you deny me, I will come back.
I am your thoughts and I’ll cut you no slack.
Millions in numbers are me and my friends.
We fill up your noggin from end-to-end.
Your equating us with “good” or “bad” allows us to last,
And allows us to replay for you all of the past.
As you fall victim to your very own mind,
We’re not taking the blame for your self-made bind.
But if you knew how the mind works & didn’t let it run astray,
Then the fun we have tormenting you, would simply go away.
Jordan Shapiro, MD is a physician completing his Pediatric Residency at the University of Cincinnati and a long time staff member of Alive and Healthy. He is a life long student of meditation and an avid traveler to plains of suffering all over the world — serving those most downtrodden in any manner possible.
by Blair Lewis • September 30, 2009
Hello everyone! As you can see, we’ve added a blog to help keep everyone informed about the wonderful events and services available here is Dallas, TX. We appreciate your patience as we’re currently developing the blog to help you stay connected.
In the meantime you can get back to the our home page using this link.
The Alive and Healthy Institute, located in Dallas, TX, believes that life continually offers us opportunities for self-transformation that can lead to higher levels of self-understanding and service. We teach the tools and techniques that have been passed on by our forefathers to stay healthy mentally, emotionally and physically.
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For executives, baby-boomers and spiritual seekers, this may be the first real guidebook on happiness and rejuvenation for the 21st century. Trained by yogis, pandits and swamis for over 30 years, Blair takes us on a journey with his patients and teachers to find a lifestyle and personal philosophy for lasting happiness.
Get your copy of the new addition here, direct from the author.
Blair begins by exploring a series of traits that happy people possess: quietude, self-restraint, endurance, disinterest in worldly charms, freedom from conflicts and distractions, and desire for happiness. He then offers a trove of natural tools that help us foster these traits in our own lives.