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Each day, more and more people around the globe are sheltering at home and it comes with

many levels of threats and losses, including not knowing if when things will end and if

it's going to be a new normal and what will that be like.

So collectively we're feeling the magnitude of this challenge that's painfully moving

across our planet and just on the lighter side of this, I thought I'd say that I'm reminded

of George Carlin saying to ever get that strange feeling of vooja day, not deja vu vooja

day.

It's a distinct sense that somehow something has just happened that's never happened

before and nothing feels familiar and then suddenly the feeling is gone, vooja day.

So that's one description of our experiences these days.

This talk is entitled Sheltering in Love Part 3.

I may stop numbering them because I'm not really sure how many parts we may just keep

going until we start being out there in the world circulating again.

We'll see, but the intention of our shared reflection is this.

It's to explore how during these times of so much suffering we can remember to take

presence in refuge and in love.

And the understanding is that it's during difficult times, times when there's a huge disruption

in our life habits that can bring out really both our most regressed primitive nature

and also our most evolved being.

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