Month: May 2010

Our conscience comes from a place of absolute consciousness, or absolute truth. When we watch ourselves through the eyes of our conscience, we can be steadfast, stable, and confidence in an ever-changing world.

Eye of the Avatar

Study of My Workspace #3: The Eye of the Avatar

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Our conscience comes from a place of absolute consciousness, or absolute truth. When we watch ourselves through the eyes of our conscience, we can be steadfast, stable, and confidence in an ever-changing world.

books on Ilchi Lee's shelf

Study of My Workspace #2: A Life of Honest Poverty or Honest Wealth?

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Should we live a life of honest poverty or honest wealth? What’s important is the word “honest,” which in this case means making a choice to live by certain upright principles. In this next installment of Ilchi Lee’s study of his workspace, he compares the simple life of the Buddhist monk Beopjeong, whose books sit on his shelf, to that of the affluent Choi family. Which life would you choose?

Study of My Workspace #1: What mask should I try on today?

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Every day we choose a mask with which we face the world. Our masks are transient and changeable, unlike our true selves. On what do we base our decision? What mask will you wear today?

Ilchi Lee's room

My Room, Myself

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Ilchi Lee begins to introduce a room he uses to work, play, and study, in order to explore how to live a long life full of health and vitality.

Ilchi Lee - book award winners

Ilchi Lee’s Books Win 2010 Book Awards

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In April 2010, three of Ilchi Lee’s books won Silver Medals in the 2010 Nautilus Book Awards last month, and in May, one of these also won a 2010 Arizona Glyph Award.

aloe vera sliced in a white bowl

Have You Ever Eaten Aloe Vera?

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I want to share with you the value of trying something new.

What’s in Your Sacred Space?

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Your space can reveal a lot about you and can affect how you feel, think and act. The colors, objects…
sliced aloe on a plate

My Adventure with Aloe

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Even the smallest actions and obstacles can teach life lessons. Here Ilchi Lee shares what he learned during one dinnertime adventure.