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Posts tagged with “inspiring”

Draw My Life: Michelle Phan

She’s a YouTube sensation, with popular make-up tutorials that have received millions of hits. But what I’m most fascinated by is her personal story, and the empowering message she shares in her engaging “Draw My Life” video. We all have a story to tell, and we are part of something beautiful…

AJs Art Journal: Play

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Dharma Comics: If This Is the End

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Buddha Doodles: You Deserve Downtime

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Landfill Harmonic: Beautiful Music Made with Trash and Passion

Most of us know we should open our eyes and appreciate what’s around us, but sometimes it may seem like there’s nothing of value there. That’s when we need to open our eyes further and ask ourselves, “How can I use this to make something beautiful?”

AJ’s Art Journal: Build Your Wings

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Buddha Doodles: Every Step Counts

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Dharma Comics: Perfect Time

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AJs Art Journal: Be Audacious

The Truly Important Things

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Buddha Doodles: Everything Starts with Love

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Inspiring Graduation Speech from a Sixth Grade Boy with Autism

In his sixth grade graduation speech, Eli Rosenberg shares what he’s learned about overcoming obstacles and making a difference, and offers a challenge that every one of us can meet. What a beautiful and inspiring message!

Dharma Comics: The Sun’s Still Here

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AJ’s Art Journal: You Don’t Have to Be Perfect

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Buddha Doodles: Say What You Feel

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Dharma Comics: The Present

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50-Year-Old Paraplegic Woman Surfs with Her Sons

Pascale Honore has lived without the use of her legs for the last eighteen years, but that hasn’t stopped her from taking risks and trying new things.

After commenting that she wished she could join her sons surfing, a family friend offered an interesting solution: duct taping her to his back so she could ride the waves with him. And though others thought the idea was crazy, Pascale agreed–after, of course, the friend trained with a forty-five-pound backpack.

Where there’s a will, there’s a way, and seeing the sheer joy and exhilaration on her face, it’s clear it was well …

Buddha Doodles: Self-Acceptance

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AJ’s Art Journal: Change Your Thinking

 

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Dharma Comics: You Can’t Get It Wrong

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