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Ken Lauher advises individuals, businesses, and organizations on how to harness the power of Feng Shui, Intention & Intuition to create profound changes in their lives.

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Incorporate The Four Gates Practice Into Your Daily Life

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Daily Wisdom QuotesWhenever you're troubled by a particularly bothersome train of thought or feeling, or when you're tempted to say or do something that you're not sure about, put yourself through these four questions, or "gates," which will help make you a real team player:

1. Is it truthful?
2. Is it helpful?
3. Is it kind?
4. What is my motivation and genuine intention here?

If you can say yes to each question - if you can pass through each gate - then go ahead. If not, stop and go no further. You do have the ability to control whether you stop or go, even in the deepest recesses of your mind.

Please don't think you are powerless to do whatever is good for yourself as well as whatever is good for others. Remember: the two acts are one and the same.

- Buddha Is As Buddha Does by Lama Surya Das

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Thank you - I love the simplicity of that. I just read a blog post about the benefits of gossiping and had to comment on how unhealthy I feel gossip is. Wish I had seen this site first as I would have referred to it my comment.
Posted @ Monday, July 13, 2009 2:48 PM by Gini Grey
Thanks so much this makes it so much easier for me, I have to make choices all day long and now I have a way to make the hardest ones easy again
Posted @ Saturday, September 05, 2009 9:09 AM by michael milstead
Really like this piece; will print and frame in my office...it is a powerful reminder to those of us who counsel others and to those who are counseled...
Posted @ Saturday, September 05, 2009 12:14 PM by Maralene
This is the email I sent to you
Posted @ Monday, December 21, 2009 9:27 AM by Rendy Nelson
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