Feed Kindness Starve Harm

The Feed Kindness Starve Harm project was founded by professor emeritus, Doug Carnine, PhD of University of Oregon. This collection of resources includes a comprehensive outline of mindfulness, meditation, and kindness through two books, & an ecourse for mindfully kind certification: 1. Saint Badass: Letters From Prison, An Unlikely Discovery Of Personal Transcendence Saint Badass is a story spanning six years worth of letters and growing friendships between four prisoners and author Doug Carnine. Each prisoner faces various crises in prison including disabling illness, a brain tumor, a prison gang attack, family betrayal, medical abuse and harsh punishments for mild offenses. Each prisoner in his own way achieves transcendence through his crisis using mindfulness, meditation and the blessings of kindness. http://feedkindness.com/inspiration/saint-badass/ 2. How Love Wins: The Power Of Mindful Kindness How Love Wins is a follow up book to Saint Badass in terms of correlating world wide data into practical use. Its an enormous undertaking to collect experimental, evolutionary, historical, and biological research findings on mindfulness and kindness and build a case for its multiplying effect on one’s life. Equally enormous, is testing its strength under extreme conditions such as life in prison and yet remaining committed to practice under severe duress. http://feedkindness.com/inspiration/how-love-wins/ 3. How Love Wins 101 E-Course: Mindfully Kind Certification This self paced course is designed around ideal modules to cover the evolution of kindness through world religions to today’s society of extreme materialism and individualism. Professor emeritus, Doug Carnine, Ph.D. make a strong case based upon world research, and a personal friend helping him test these principles under severe circumstances in maximum security prison, which you can read about in Saint Badass. http://feedkindness.com/how-love-wins-101-ecourse/