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I recalled finding myself on a night walk in a gentle rain over a year ago in New York. Why I went down one street and not another is fun to ponder. Maybe the street seemed wider and calmer when I try to hone in on my wandering ways between phone calls or finding my way home again after a 15-minute jaunt. I happened to see a piece of paper on the sidewalk, getting flattened by the rain but I thought to pick it up. Was it because there was a photo of Sri Chinmoy on it? I don't think there was but some flyers I've seen since have that.

It did announce a free meditation series once I peeled it

Just when we think we realize the basic car safety to prevent accidents...like Not Speeding or Allowing People Who have 
Just One Drink, or Text or Distracted Whichever (handheld cell phone use and more). Well. this one is hard to believe and likely needs a little more explanation about what caused the car  of an elderly woman to 'jump the curb' and almost hit a teen named Jenna. Her mom, Diane, quickly moved her daughter out of the way successfully yet became pinned under the car and died of her injuries.

Dear Readers of Livfully and Those in New York who may pass by 505 Fifth Ave a few blocks toward Times Square from Grand Central. Remember that story of the Mother needing to give birth and finding a place in the manger because 'there was no room in the inn."

That didn't just happen long ago, and unfortunately it's a fairly common plight of many mothers who are about to give birth (yes a pregnant woman Is a Mother in the most fundamental life-giving sense of the word Before she delivers a child.) If a woman is of limited monetary means and support, well the pregnancy journey can be one that