Philosophy
Zen Soup
by Laurence G. Boldt · 1984
★4.40
Zen Soup
12 Takeaways: 1) Embrace the Present Moment: Be Here Now
Key Insight 1: Embrace the Present Moment: Be Here Now
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Key Insight 2: Cultivate Beginner's Mind: Openness to Learning
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Key Insight 3: Courage: Face Fears and Take Action
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Key Insight 4: Right Thinking: Thoughts Shape Reality
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Key Insight 5: Recognize True Reality: Beyond Ego and Form
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Key Insight 6: Take Full Responsibility for Your Life
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Key Insight 7: Be Authentic: Discover and Express Your True Self
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Key Insight 8: Work as a Path to Self-Realization
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Key Insight 9: Nurture Creativity: The Art of Living
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Key Insight 10: Practice Compassion and Selfless Service
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Key Insight 11: Cultivate Discipline and Perseverance
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Key Insight 12: Let Go: Embrace Change and Release Attachment
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