We're doing a free talk this evening - Thursday 17th - on the secular life lessons that the man called Buddha taught 2,500 years ago, more relevant and helpful today than ever.
https://t.co/PRMBeyYEaR
@ChrisMasonBBC Dear Chris, you are a good guy doing a good job speaking one of UK's many great accents, and I'm so pleased to see guys not wearing ties - they are the most ridiculous use of cloth ever.
In fact I might just write a nasty anonymous note to all tie manufacturers telling them so.
@GaryLineker@govindajeggy The theoretical Marx would have been proud of you. To each according to his abilities... (and you were a striker - of a different kind!)
The real Marx sadly would have had you working in the mines till you died because you came from a bourgeois family.
If you are interested in leadership, wellbeing, clear thinking, and ethical direction, buy this week's New Scientist and deepen your understanding of just how significant real mindfulness can be in benefiting society.
Mindfulness is not what you think it is from cursory reading.
@Actionjackson "You saved my life by the way."
It was literal, from a young, suicidal woman. She had come to my free mindfulness classes. Full story is too graphic and private to share.
No matter what else I do in my life, the series of events, leading to that message, says my life had purpose.
@nowmrsflynn Yes, greatly missed, but they really should have thought more about the name, in all seriousness. Possibly the greatest mass murderer in all history - google it if you think I'm exaggerating. Can you imagine us all saying how much we missed Cafe Hitler? The comparison is exact.
@Fluffgar@MiriamBrett@mathcampbell Us too - a shining example of Glasgow and Scotland at our best. Broadcast throughout the world too. A day to be proud of our fellow citizens.