“Our minds are so skilled in all kinds of manipulative games. They’re not only good at making other people believe in your lie, but they’re also good in making you believe in your own lie. Isn’t that miraculous? That’s a real miracle. That’s really difficult. At some point, we totally believe, really believe, our own projections. Whatever they tell us, we begin to believe it.”
— Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
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Buddhist chaplain Brett Campbell was honored as the Air National Guard’s recipient of the Distinguished Service Award – a first in the history of the Military Chaplains Association.
“By the end of my last three-day retreat, I felt as though I had been away for two weeks. In some ways, I get more out of short retreats than longer retreats. Something settles deeply and naturally.”
