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Mark Hyman, MD: Why Doing Nothing Is the Key to Happiness
In order to pay attention we need to be quiet, to be practiced at stillness, to know the habits of our mind and be skilled at dancing with them, not to be controlled or dominated by them. |
Posted by Kinjal Shah on Jul 9, 2012
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On Jul 10, 2012 Kinjal Shah wrote:
True. But is it really that comparable to going to the Himalayas to study business? Well as per the article, he was more interested in the human mind, the consciousness etc and relate that to medicine, healthcare...so he probably did not want to become a monk but an MD
On Jul 10, 2012 Rahul Brown wrote:
One irony that stood out was that Mark went to Cornell to study Buddhism. In the West we still find that to be an acceptable proposition, but can we imagine taking someone seriously who said the inverse? "I went to the Himalayas to study business," strikes us quite differently.
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