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  • Live Your Life On Purpose: Inspiration: The Twelve Signs of Inner Peace

    From the page: "The Twelve Signs of Inner Peaceby unknown[symptoms]Loss of interest in conflictFrequent attacks of smilingFrequent overwhelming attacks of appreciationLoss of desire to judge othersUnmistakable ability to enjoy each momentTendency to think and act spontaneously rather than... more

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  • Rated by insyen on Nov 24, 10:54pm

    nice poem...

  • Rated by Clatou on Oct 28, 5:04pm

    I can't agree with terms like 'overwhelming', 'uncontrollable' and so on. These have nothing to do with inner peace.

  • Reviewed by toriahennesey on Oct 27, 2:42am

    AKA how to be passive and make everyone run around after you.

  • Rated by alana13 on Oct 24, 1:20pm

    Twelve Signs of Inner Peace: Loss of interest in conflict Frequent attacks of smiling Frequent overwhelming attacks of appreciation Loss of desire to judge others Unmistakable ability to enjoy each moment Tendency to think and act spontaneously, rather than from fear based on past experience Loss of interest in interpreting the actions of others Loss of the ability to worry (a serious symptom) Contented feelings of connectedness to others and nature Increasing susceptibility to love extended by others, as well as an uncontrollable urge to extend it Increasing tendency to let things happen, rather than make things happen

  • Rated by CandySkunk on Oct 16, 9:28pm

    nice, but surely this is impossible...at least, i can't imagine myself having inner peace of the kind described here

  • Rated by Isomorph on Oct 16, 4:59pm

    So if your want to be affected by this symptoms. Your can find a good meditation course at www.dhamma.org

  • Reviewed by kanedasan on Sep 30, 11:22am

    Frequent attacks of smiling or overwhelming appreciation? This is rather vague. Why not just just quote the Buddha?

  • Rated by tommy-sean on Sep 29, 2:48pm

    We should all be concerned with conflict.