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]]> By: Mike http://zendonut.com/wordpress/archives/12#comment-5 Mike Mon, 03 Mar 2008 15:04:31 +0000 http://zendonut.com/wordpress/archives/12#comment-5 Amber, Thank you very much for your posting. I enjoy your views at www.epicself.com. I think anyone who has practiced mindfulness meditation understands the level of "traffic" that is ever-present in our minds. Practically speaking, it takes more than a to-do list to truly calm the mind and release stress. Certainly a list can help, but it's the not the complete solution. -Mike Amber,

Thank you very much for your posting. I enjoy your views at http://www.epicself.com.

I think anyone who has practiced mindfulness meditation understands the level of “traffic” that is ever-present in our minds. Practically speaking, it takes more than a to-do list to truly calm the mind and release stress. Certainly a list can help, but it’s the not the complete solution. -Mike

]]> By: Amber http://zendonut.com/wordpress/archives/12#comment-4 Amber Mon, 03 Mar 2008 03:11:40 +0000 http://zendonut.com/wordpress/archives/12#comment-4 I couldn't agree with you more. I used to study by writing things down as well. Making a to-do list just reassures you that you won't forget or lose those vital errands amongst the swarm of thoughts running through our heads every moment. I love to-do lists, but meditation and living in the present are the key. I couldn’t agree with you more. I used to study by writing things down as well. Making a to-do list just reassures you that you won’t forget or lose those vital errands amongst the swarm of thoughts running through our heads every moment. I love to-do lists, but meditation and living in the present are the key.

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