Trust, which is a virtue, is also a habit, like prayer. It requires exercise. And just as no one can run five miles a day and cede the cardiovascular effects to someone else, no one can trust for us. — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
“For loving-kindness to be real, for it to have moral value, he observed, it must be practiced with consideration "of the other's distress alone".” — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
We are made of memories and formed by experience. I keep wondering what kind of people we would be, and what kind of world… — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
“The unasked-for gift of being with people at the end of their lives...is a simple but profound appreciation of the here and now of… — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
Passion kept one fully in the present, so that time became a series of mutually exclusive 'nows.' — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
A culture that values only what has succeeded before, where the first rule of success is that there must be something 'measured' and counted,… — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
“…goodness is ours to dispense. It's a currency that each of us gets to invent and denominate. David's had pictures of Chopin and Keith… — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
Trusting each other is the beginning of a certain secular faith, a faith that allows us to live in families and communities and nations.… — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
Trust, which is a virtue, is also a habit, like prayer. It requires exercise. And just as no one can run five miles a… — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
“We often talk about "getting out of our comfort zone," but rarely about entering someone else's.” — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
“If we are lucky, we get to live very long and healthy lives. If we are even luckier, we will be astonished by the… — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
It is essential not only to the souls of painters and poets, who thrive in solitude, but to the rest of us, too--individuals whose… — Sue Halpern Copy Share Image
