By internalizing and abiding by these principles, a new inmate will save a lot of strife and possibly violence, and even transform potential hard time to easy time.
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The Funeral
"I'm tired of preaching funeral sermons about dead people who have never lived to dead people who have never lived," said Reverend Ledbetter.
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The blind students and the inmate students have a symbiotic relationship of success and hope,
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Held in solitary confinement for months for publishing an educational newsletter for inmates, I eventually had the guilty findings overturned, but not before much suffering.
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Our societal barometer is broken.
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Nichiren is a form of Japanese Buddhism that emphasizes repeated recitation of the mantra nam myoho renge kyo for health, happiness and enlightenment.
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A healthy dose of (productive) doubt can be an enriching and favorable state of mind, leading you to consult your own inner wisdom and question events around you.
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If you want my business, try the novel idea of actually conducting one.
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Writers are worker ants, always labouring, often without pay, for the good of the nest: the planet we all share. All writing is political.
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Climate change is unfolding like a disaster movie in slow motion.
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