I have just rolled out of my own bed in New York for the first time in three months. I am home and bursting with gratitude for all that I have experienced on my journey through Asia. Thank you to all my friends in Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia and Singapore. And a special thank you to my friends at home who supported my journey.
This blog is titled Asia Teach Chi and, indeed, Asia continues to move in my psyche, deepening my view of the world and of myself. With a nod to eternal youth, here are 29 things I have learned (or have been reminded of) about living a long, happy life... I hope these pictures and words bless you on your journey.
Explore the world... it is a magical place
There is no place like home
Make wonderful friends wherever you go
Before take a photo, should memorize view in your mind
Follow your gut instincts
Know when to say, "No, thank you"
A little bit of money can go a long, long way
Be grateful for this amazing life
Meet new people and ask them lots of questions
Slow down; Being leisurely does wonders for the psyche
When you slow down, life unravels at your feet
Clean bathrooms bring great joy
Never take your health for granted
Take time to pray in whatever way works for you
Trust your life and where it takes you
The rarest of beauty is in the details
Be fascinated by people
Challenging oneself is always rewarding
Cherish your friendships
Sometimes the simplest of gestures can affect you deeply
Proper letters are under-rated these days
Speak sincerely and share from your heart
Take time to step away from life and ask the big questions
Extraordinary people begin with a clear intention
The greatest privilege of being alive is to be remembered
Amazing things happen when you say "yes"
Jumping begins with two feet on the ground and a heart wide open
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