The Practice of Humility: A Master Virtue
Michael Kroth • October 4, 2018
A Workshop At The Garden City Public Library
This is something I've been working on for a while. I choose topics - Grateful Living, Presence, and now The Practice of Humility - that I want to learn more about personally and professionally, that are related to living profoundly, and that might be especially useful to folks these days. So we will see how this goes. Please share with anyone you think might be interested.
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The workshop is at the Garden City Public Library here in Idaho and lasts an hour and a half. It is free and open to the public.
Please call 208-472-2941 or email reference@gardencitylibrary.org to register.
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Most of all, she is crazy about her brood. She smiles more when she’s with them. Laughs more. Enjoys more. Relaxes more. Has more fun. She just loves her family.
“…there must be millions of aging males, now slipping into their anecdotage…” ~E.B. White 1
Author's Note: I originally posted this in the Profound Bartender on April 8, 2018, and then reposted it here at Profound Living on April 25, 2018. I thought it might be a good time to repost it again.
Author's Note: This is a repost of an essay I published in 2018. I thought it was a timely topic to revisit.
“In Celtic wisdom we remember that our soul, the very heart of our being, is sacred. What is deepest in us is of God. ” ~John Philip Newell 1
We may be lights under bushels, but we can shine brightly against the dark even if we are mere candles. Together, the light may shine bright.
Silence speaks to us Listening in deep quiet… Hear what you long for! ~Patricia Leyko Connelly 1
"Elegance is the harmonious integration of simplicity, refinement, and intentionality across diverse contexts, combining timeless beauty with functional sophistication." ~ChatGPT Synthesized Definition
