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Integrated Feminine/Masculine Compassion

  • Genpo leads us through a systematic dialogue with a number of our “key employees” to get a sense of who they are, what they do, and what's important to them while we clarify their roles.
  • Every aspect of the self has its own innate wisdom.
  • If we would simply allow every voice to be heard, to be appreciated, and to be honored, we as human beings would live a much healthier, happier, and joyful life.
  • By denying or suppressing any aspect, we are creating a problem both for the self and for others.

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