It had been a while since I had done a self-collage. This time, I was drawn to making a Buddha map . . .
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Marguerite Manteau-Rao
Student of mindfulness meditation. Founder of Presence Care Project, a new mindfulness-based approach to dementia care. Author, 'Caring for a Loved One with Dementia: A Mindfulness-Based Guide for Reducing Stress and Making the Best of Your Journey Together' (New Harbinger). Huffington Post contributor. Neuroscience and dementia care hacker at Neurocern, a software startup.
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- The Buddha and His Teachings - Narada Mahathera
- The Eightfold Path for the Householder - Jack Kornfield
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A very sweet and creative map! Did you make it online?
ReplyDeleteBitchy, lol.
Joie! Oui! Je veux ça!
Thanks Donna! No, created old fashioned way, with tape, and words torn off magazines . . . :)
ReplyDeleteThe best way;)
ReplyDeleteInspiring!
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna make a map too! I have an empty frame at home which I can use. Have been thinking about something similar for some time now - a piece of art on the wall to remind me of the important things in life, like the way my Buddha-statues remind me.
This is amazing! I'm glad to see that 'joie' is in your map.
ReplyDeleteThank you Maia. Yes, joy, particularly meditative joy!
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