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John Cage quoted in Going on Being by Mark Epstein By John Cage Spiritual Practice of the Day If something is boring
People Watching By Frederic & Mary Ann Brussat Spiritual Practice Guidance for observing how people and circumstances affect your enthusiasm.
Toyohiko Kagawa in Zen and the Art of Anything By Toyohiko Kagawa Spiritual Practice of the Day May I never find myself
Boring By Franz Metcalf Spiritual Practice Franz Metcalf's answer to the question, "What would Buddha do when bored?"
Workplace Tedium By Franz Metcalf Spiritual Practice Imagining that it's your last day at work.
The Spiritual Value of Repetition and Routine By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Spiritual Practice Feature Variety is actually not the spice of the spiritual life; it flourishes when we do the same things over and over again.
Dealing with Dog Days By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Spiritual Practice Feature When it's hot and there's nothing new under the sun.
Birthday of John Cage By Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Naming the Days A spiritual practice to cure boredom from the composer who challenged us to be more hospitable and alert to the music going on all around us.
Robert Farrar Capon in The Romance of the Word By Robert Farrar Capon Spiritual Practice of the Day Our alienation, our boredom, our estrangement
Doodle By Alan Epstein Spiritual Practice Getting in touch with your unconscious.

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