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Using epigenetic aging data to drive health behavior change. [PDF]

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Death contemplation and mental well-being in elderly Thai Buddhist meditation practitioners. [PDF]

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Contemplation

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Before embarking on a busy workday, take a moment to appreciate the sunrise. Living near the beach is a privilege that reminds me that you can find the calm necessary to face the demands of your role as a division research director through a few minutes of meditation during your commute.
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Contemplation and Contemplatives

Life of the Spirit, 1950
Some confusion seems to exist on the subject of contemplation and the contemplative life—if we may judge from the correspondence in THE LIFE OF THE SPIRIT. The point is one of great importance and the confusion extends to a great number of people to judge by the quotation made in the December issue from Cross and Crown.
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Contemplation and Contemplative Life

Life of the Spirit, 1959
BY contemplation here I am not referring to any merely natural operation of the intellect, however sublime it may be, but to an operation much more elusive, namely, supernatural contemplation, called also mysticism. It may be defined as an immediate or experimental knowledge of God. Our ordinary knowledge of God, of his existence and.
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The contemplative manager

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2007
The John W. Webb Lecture Award presentations, published first in 1986 in AJHP , have filled an important void in our literature. With the theme of “Achieving Excellence in Pharmacy Management,” the Webb lectures are a set of personal reflections written by leading hospital pharmacy managers.
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Contemplating Resectability

Hastings Center Report, 2017
AbstractSuzie loves to talk. A successful mid‐thirties businesswoman, she is a self‐described social butterfly—which made her diagnosis of tongue cancer even more devastating. She came to the clinic complaining of a lump in her throat, which in most young healthy people turns out to be benign and easily treated.
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