Daily Words of the Buddha for September 08, 2016

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Anabhijjhālu vihareyya,
abyāpannena cetasā.
Sato ekaggacittassa,
ajjhattaṃ susamāhito.

Live without covetous greed,
fill your mind with benevolence.
Be mindful and one-pointed,
inwardly stable and concentrated.

Aṅguttara Nikāya 4.29

Gemstones of the Good Dhamma, compiled and translated by Ven. S. Dhammika

Cannabis tampons: Women say cramps disappear within 20 minutes | The Independent

cannabis-3Here’s a game-changer, Ladies:

Positive reviews have been flooding in for the latest period painkiller, and it is not fish oil or a hot water bottle. Instead of stocking up on Nurofen, “marijuana tampons” are being packaged as the latest suppository.

Source: Cannabis tampons: Women say cramps disappear within 20 minutes | The Independent

Hau’oli Aloha Po’akolu

DAVID-LAUGHS
Reiki Grandmaster, Melchizadek High Priest and Halau Headmaster, David Crawford, is celebrating his 62nd birthday today. Happy Birthday, David!! We love you!!
Welina mai e Hau’oli Aloha Po’akolu kakou. O ka maluhia no me ‘oe.
Warm greetings and a Happy Aloha Wednesday to you all. Peace be with you!

Eight Ways To Avoid Foodborne Illness When Traveling | Berkeley Wellness

We all want a carefree vacation where we can eat and drink anything we fancy. And you can do just that in many cities and countries, whether you’re snacking in a café in Paris or Pisa or dining in an elegant restaurant in Tel Aviv or Tokyo. But when you travel to far-flung, developing locales—India, Pakistan, Sub-Saharan Africa, Egypt, Guatemala, and Brazil, to name a few—you must be extra vigilant to prevent becoming ill from food- or water-borne germs. These tips can help you avoid “traveler’s tummy” when traveling in the developing world or other places where sanitation or water systems are less than optimal.

Source: Listicle List View | Berkeley Wellness

4 Breathing Exercises for Beginners. Anytime. Anywhere!

In my everyday practice, I observe many of my students breathing through their mouth.  Through my experience I have found that breathing is very personal. It is very personal because it takes a lot of attention and awareness to get the body used to breathing a certain way and experimenting with different

Source: 4 Breathing Exercises for Beginners. Anytime. Anywhere!