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Category Archives: existentialism
LIVING IN THE NOW: ZEN INSIGHT FROM ALAN WATTS
Past and future are illusions. They exist only in the present, which is what there is and all that there is. ~ Alan Watts Subscribe to this blog site. Its Free. http://www.mandylender.net http://www.lendercombinations.com
Posted in Buddhism,, existentialism, HEALTH AND WELLNESS, Mind - Body, Uncategorized, Zen
Tagged Alan Watts, reality of present, Zen
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UNDERSTANDING RELIGIOUS MOTIVATIONS BEHIND WARS
Religious beliefs often drive conflicts, as emphasized by Ayatollah Khomeini’s assertion that religion and politics are intertwined and inseparable. Continue reading
Posted in existentialism, Fiction, Religion, Truth, Uncategorized
Tagged Ayatollah Khomeini, H.R. McMaster, Islam, military conflicts, religious wars, Shia
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THE ART OF SERENDIPITY: CULTIVATING FORTUNATE LIFE ENCOUNTERS
The content emphasizes the significance of serendipity in daily life, advocating a prepared mindset to recognize and embrace fortunate encounters as opportunities for extraordinary discoveries. Continue reading
Posted in Alternative Medicine, art, Business, Creativity, existentialism, HEALTH AND WELLNESS, Mandy Lender, Mind - Body, serendipity, Travel, Uncategorized, Zen
Tagged engineered serendipity, life, love, mental-health, mindfulness, philosophy, sagacity, serendipity, serendipity partnership
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Saginaw Silos Transformed into Colorful Murals
Well now, if you’ve been down by the Saginaw River lately, you can’t help but notice something truly eye-popping. Old, rusty grain silos that used to just sit there, an eyesore for years, have been given a brand new lease … Continue reading
Posted in art, Chicago Notebook, Creativity, existentialism, Uncategorized
Tagged art, Art Basel, ExpoChicago, Law of Attraction, modern art, mural, murals, saginaw murals, saginaw river, street-art, Travel
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Mastering Communication: A Key Life Skill
Effective communication is central to relationships, professional success, personal growth, civic engagement, and resolving conflicts. It enhances influence and creativity while requiring practice in active listening, clarity, empathy, and adaptability to improve communication skills. Continue reading
Posted in Business, Creativity, existentialism, Public Speaking, Uncategorized
Tagged active-listening, Carl Rogers, CNN, communication, communication skills, Empathy, High Point University, Life Skills, Nido Qubein, personal-development, Public Speaking, TED conference, Tulane University, Walter Isaacson
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Thank You for 12 Amazing Years of Blogging
Mandy Lender’s blog celebrates its 12th anniversary, showcasing 269 posts and two published books. She expresses gratitude to readers, shares plans for a future book on serendipity, and reflects on popular past content without seeking fame. Continue reading
Embracing Change: Seneca’s Guide to Universal Serendipity
Seneca illustrates that endings can lead to positive new beginnings, emphasizing the importance of embracing change and trusting life’s unexpected outcomes as part of universal serendipity. Continue reading
Posted in existentialism, Law of Attraction, Mind - Body, serendipity, Uncategorized
Tagged attractome, Lender Combinations, life, philosophy, Seneca, serendipity, stoicism
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Sagacity and Universal Serendipity: Embracing the Unexpected
This title statement – serendipity is universal – is a universal phenomenon. It articulates the profound connection between serendipity and the individual’s mindset. It highlights that serendipitous encounters are common occurrences. They aren’t reserved for the “lucky” few, but … Continue reading
Unveiling the Golden Pony Philosophy by Steve Bowen and James Patterson
Under every pile of shit hides a golden pony. This original quote is attributed to Steve Bowen. Steve Bowen, a former marine, and James Patterson worked together at J Walter Thompson advertising agency. According to the author James Patterson who … Continue reading