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5 Zen Principles To Live By

5 Zen Principles To Live By

  1. Whatever you do, practice being in the moment.
  2. Makes sure you enjoy most moments of your day.
  3. Don’t look for happiness in other places. Find it right where you are.
  4. Make sure you develop habits and rituals that support what you’re trying to achieve in life.
  5. Instead of thinking, spend your life living

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