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If I look back from my deathbed, I'm going to say, yes.

I'm so glad that I stayed committed to my life partner.

You know, it's like things get really clear and your priorities come into focus

when you realize we don't know how long we have. And so I would much rather love them and

express that and let the petty resentments go. Welcome, friends. In this episode of Insights at the Edge,

my guests are Nico and Devin Haza.

They are married Buddhist teachers who have each done a considerable amount of solitary meditation practice.

They help couples face and blossom in the truth about long-term relationships.

Nico lived in a monastery for six years before earning a PhD in counseling psychology

and becoming a full-time Insight Meditation teacher.

Devin has practiced intensively in the Ins and Vajriana traditions of meditation,

and she teaches at IMS Spirit Rock and more. They are co-authors of a previous book, How Not to Be a Hot

Mess. And a new sounds true book, this messy, gorgeous love, a Buddhist guide to lasting partnership.

Friends, stay with us.

Hi friends, I want to tell you about Omega-Embuds. Hi, friends.

I want to tell you about Omega Institute, an organization that I think of like an older sister to sounds true. An older sister who happens to have a 250-acre lakefront campus, less than two hours north of New York City.

I call Omega a sister organization because we share so much philosophical DNA,

a shared vision of how personal growth and social change are interconnected and how we aim to awaken

the best in the human spirit. Omega is located in upstate New York's beautiful Hudson Valley,

but it's more than just a peaceful retreat to nature. It's a global gathering hub for lifelong learning and deep spiritual exploration.

They offer weekend workshops, special events, rest and rejuvenation retreats, professional trainings, and more.

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