“Try to increase the amount of listening you do each day,” suggests Spiritual Practices for the Brain author Anne Kertz Kernion in this brief video. By listening intently, we’ll feel happier and live more fully in the present moment.
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To be a good listener is not easy. Listening requires patience. In these challenging times, patience is in short supply. May all of us be blessed with large doses of patience. Saint Ignatius of Loyola – Pray for us.