Dalai Lama Foundation Study Circle Montreal

Sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. — Lewis Carroll

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Inspiration of the Day:
“While growing up, I’d never really considered how important it is to be imaginative. It’s a childhood profession, you could say. It comes naturally. Then we hit an age when we’re presented with a scantron of bubble-in options, a template for a CV that we need to create, and Excel. At that point, our learning has to fit into certain parameters: within that little bubble, within the one page limit, and within a tiny digital graph. So, what happens to our imagination? It seems to fade.” In this reflection, journalist Esha Chhabra shares a reflection on the gentle power of imagination.
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Be The Change:
Practice imagination today — perhaps even six impossible things before breakfast. 🙂

**Share A Reflection**
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