By Beckah Boyd
When people think of Zen, they think of the Buddhist monk singing mantras or meditating beneath a tree attempting to achieve enlightenment. Zen however, is something we can live everyday and incorporate into our own religious beliefs Hui-neng explained the practice best
“Zen: Seeing into one’s own nature.”
Many spiritual leaders have come up with inspiring quotes [...]
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Be Zen ~ Quotes To Keep Things In Perspective
Posted in Career, Relationships, Spirituality, tagged boyfriend, buddha, buddhist, daughter, enlightened, enlightenment, father, friend, friendship, future, girl, husband, Love, mantra, master, mother, parables, past, peace, peaceful, perspective, prayers, present, proverb, quote, quotes, relationship, religion, religious, spirit, spiritual, Spirituality, story, tree, wife, zen on April 9, 2009 | Comments Off
How To Recognize A Co-Dependent Personality
Posted in Relationships, tagged abandon, abandonment, ability, abuse, alcohol, alcoholic, alcoholism, anger, boundaries, boundary, boyfriend, chameleon, changeable, chemical, co-dependent, control, controlling, daughter, dependency, dependent, desire, disease, distrust, drama, drug, emotion, emotional, emotionless, enable, enabler, fear, friend, friendly, friendship, girlfriend, goal, gullible, helpless, husband, illusion, indispensible, involved, judgement, judgemental, lack, lacking, liar, lie, life, live, Love, need, no, no opinion, no trust, none, not, opinion, overdose, perception, perfect, perfection, person, personality, rationalize, read, reading, recognize, relationship, Relationships, self-involved, selfish, sick, son, substance, trusting, want, wife, worthless, yes on March 27, 2009 | 3 Comments »
By Beckah Boyd
The word co-dependent is often used to describe a family member or friend of a chemically dependent person such as an alcoholic or methamphetamine addict and a byproduct of that relationship. However new studies are becoming known that show co-dependency is an addiction all on its own. What is being brought to light [...]
