A LETTER TO AMERICAN WORKINGMEN, FROM THE SOCIALIST SOVIET REPUBLIC OF RUSSIA

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Reflection 11: When The Mind Reacts To Outer Circumstances

Reflection 12: Before Practice, We Cling In Worldly Ways; After Practice, We Cling In Spiritual Ways

Reflection 13: The Law Of Balance

Reflection 14: Wealth Is A Contented Heart

Reflection 15: Acting Without Attachment

Reflection 16: One Who Has Healed-There Is Nothing They Cannot Say

Reflection 17: When We Grow Up

Reflection 18: The Healing Journey

Reflection 19: Melting To Return To The Ocean

Level 3: Love

Reflection 20: Becoming Love

In A Letter to American Workingmen, from the Socialist Soviet Republic of Russia, Vladimir IlIch Lenin keeps the focus on what a person becomes under pressure.

It builds its force through moments and consequences, not through volume.

If you want something reflective but not abstract, this book fits.

It keeps returning to the hard place: choice, consequence, and the stories we tell ourselves to endure them.

If you read it carefully, it reads you back.

If you want a quick sense of what this book is about before diving in, the paragraphs above highlight the themes to listen for while reading.

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