When we seek for connection, we restore the world to wholeness. Our seemingly separate lives become meaningful as we discover how truly necessary we are to each other. --Margaret Wheatley		How do you create mindful simplicity in your life? Share a simple activity, experience, or a few words of wisdom that you think others would enjoy. Or, just let us know if you have found this site helpful.     Better than the hun yellow pages TGP  email url  (December 22nd 2006) Better than the hun TGP [URL=http://killthehun.com]The best TGP in www[/URL] Frenk  email url  (November 10th 2006) Very useful site, thank you Delfin Sagurit  email   (July 25th 2006) The risk is high when we burden ourselves with so much personal desires. God is balance in everything, unfortunately the creations (Human)are out of the scale why we neglect the creator Himself. He is the sole power who provides for us, if I may put it that way. When we can release some of our desires and give to others who are in need, we will not be so far out from the scale and our burden will be lesser. Why the more we give the more we received. God loves a cheerful giver. That simple. How beautiful things are when we share them. Take care... I love you all, Delfin Bhushan  email url  (May 31st 2006) (Simply )Fantastic Jim Whitham  email   (March 7th 2006) Nice site with simple effective meassages Barbara     (January 12th 2006) Thank you. I visit this site about twice a week and it helps me to plan me into my schedule! Becky   url  (October 28th 2005) Wonderful and inspiring site! Harold      (August 17th 2005) This idea of slowing down is becoming an epedemic I believe,I started about five years ago .Sold my bussiness got out of the rat race and it has been very rewarding for both myself and family.I only just recently found this site and many others like it .Hope to see many goods things from all this in the future .Harold Michele   url  (August 1st 2005) Your site is simply glorious in design and words. Very inspiring. Joanne Millard  email   (July 14th 2005) This is truly the most beautiful site I've visited. I am recommending it to all my family and friends. A big heartfelt thank you for creating such beauty and inspiration. Traveler     (June 28th 2005) Thank you for this lovely gem of a site. Monabug  email url  (May 25th 2005) This is a really beautiful site and I am grateful that someone has taken the time to say some of the things that most people feel but aren't able to express as well. Keep doing what you are doing. It is greatly appreciated and needed. monabug Delfin Sagurit  email   (February 13th 2005) Our life is given for such a purpose that will give joy to ourselves and Him the creator. But instead it has became survival to get out of such depth of self destruction because of over indulgence which deceives us from simple life believing that our own effort achieves the peace and tranquility of what it is really meant to be. If we can atand stil and be with our surroundings depthly and sensually we will surely find the answer to everything. Your wisdom is surely from above, you will toch many hearts longing to be release and they will... I am bless, bro. delf Rachel  email   (February 8th 2005) Your beautiful site is a sanctuary in itself. Just reading it reminds me to breathe deeper and more slowly and breathe out stress. A big hug to the creators. Beckie White  email   (November 20th 2004) I am so pleased to have happened upon this site. I suffer from a painful muscle disorder and I find the suggestions on this site to be very helpful--Mentally,physically and spiritually. I am incorporating this into a general paradigm shift toward a simpler life. Maine Jessica Buffington  email   (April 13th 2004) This is the most beautiful site I've ever seen, both aesthetically and content-wise. I've barely begun reading, but I am so excited allready!! liz     (February 23rd 2004) Thank you so much for the sharing of wisdom...truly a beautiful site! J. Carey     (December 29th 2001) Thank you for the gentle and beautiful reminder of what is important and all we can be thankful for this holiday season. Adam Baldwin  email   (December 18th 2001) TENSION AND STRESS SEEM TO BE CONTROLLING THE HOLIDAYS THIS YEAR MORE SO THAN THEY NORMALY DO. I WILL OFFER MY "TOOLS OF SANITY" TO THE PEOPLE! NOTHING TO TRICKY HEAR, BUT WHEN ONE FEELS ANXIETY OR GREAT STRESS, IT IS EASY TO FORGET THE EASY SOLUTIONS. BREAKING LARGE TASKS INTO SMALLER, MORE MANAGABLE ONES. TAKING FREQUENT BRAKES THROUGHOUT THE DAY TO MAINTAINE FRESHNESS. AND...OH YEAH, DON'T FORGET THE COFFEE!!! HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND A GREAT NEW YEAR FROM THE USCG!!! Laurine Brown   email   (August 26th 2001) The beauty of these images and guidance calm me. They remind me that I will live this moment just once, and the opportunity to experience each moment's simple joy is available to me right now, if I will just be still and present. Thank you for this gentle reminder of what is important. Wayne McKay  email   (August 24th 2001) Back to simple basics--What a concept! Will people get the stupid cell phones out of their faces long enough to realize balance is needed in life??