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So many in our "Oneness" are challenged with what we call "anxiety."
A colleague in our field shared the following on the word this week. "Regarding your question about a Chinese word for anxiety -- it is 憂 - pronounced "you." It consists of the radical for head, the character for heart, and the radical for cautious or slow walking. Anxiety is what captures the heart and head to provoke careful or caution in the rhythm or pace of life. " Jeffrey Yuen An opportunity indeed to shift the pace of our living, especially in this transitional season from winter into springtime. And thanks to Chichio Hand for passing this along! :)
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