In 2016 I visited Moria camp in Greece & was struck by the pervasive despair. To come so far & suffer so much trauma - only to have it re-ignited by overcrowding & insane bureaucratic hurdles. https://t.co/6wx1WnPD4b
We seek happiness in external things without realizing that they don’t help when we have problems within. We need to focus instead on the joy that comes with peace of mind that allows us to remain happy whatever happens.
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“Young people are capable, when aroused, of bringing down the towers of oppression, and raising the banners of freedom.” —Nelson Mandela
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@asturiafashion in partnership with @smileeducationf, provides school supplies as well as health and wellness checks to impoverished children in low… https://t.co/Su92Y8XR8s
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@asturiafashion in partnership with @smileeducationf, provides school supplies as well as health and wellness checks to impoverished children in low… https://t.co/WDmoRWKdN1
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@asturiafashion in partnership with @smileeducationf, provides school supplies as well as health and wellness checks to impoverished children in… https://t.co/hh7veVNyT8
Scientists warn that constant fear and anger are bad for our health, while being compassionate and warm-hearted contributes to our physical and mental well-being. Therefore, just as we observe physical hygiene to stay well, we need to cultivate a kind of emotional hygiene too.