Imagine you are news reporter and take an interview of michal stone on his achievement of setting new world record
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Michael Stone: Right now my two year old son is sleeping in the car while I type this interview on a small phone and my partner naps after being up with our son every hour last night. I haven't returned emails in days. We often think that contemplative practice or any kind of spiritual practice is solitary, private and still. My formal training was exactly like that - in a monastic environment - and I love that way of learning. The joys and pains of being embedded in family – both as parents and as children – offer us countless opportunities for awakening. Relationship is the key to awakening. Every dimension of family life - from working through communication troubles, to giving up fixed ideas of how we think things should be – can be a vehicle for cultivating intimacy, transforming reactivity, and connecting with a life that is far deeper than the stories we tell ourselves. Any practice that interrupts rigid narratives is a spiritual practice. Family Wakes Us Up is a book that hopes to demonstrate what it's like for two fathers to use domestic life to wake up.