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  1. Ignacio
    April 24, 2021 @ 6:16 am

    Much aprectiated Elisabeth. I knew about Yeh-Lu Ch’u Tsai though Michael Pradwing’s book about Gengis Khan and always apreciated that figure. Thanks

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    • Elizabeth Bader
      April 27, 2021 @ 5:17 am

      Thanks Ignacio. Good to connect with other fans of Yeh-Lu Ch’u Tsai out there. A remarkable man.

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  2. Justin A. Gregorich
    February 21, 2017 @ 8:28 pm

    Elizabeth, Wonderful post. Harold Lamb introduced me to Ye Liu Chutsai ( Lamb’s spelling.) 22 years ago. I’ve always remembered him. Thank you for keeping him within public conciseness.

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    • Elizabeth Bader
      February 21, 2017 @ 9:00 pm

      Justin,
      Always glad to meet another lover of Yeh-Lu Ch’u Tsai (however spelled). A real hero…

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  3. Kim Lincoln
    July 30, 2014 @ 10:56 pm

    Your 3 steps for working with difficult people is well stated and priceless. Just imagine if humanity on a whole would embody this practice. Ours will be a world of compassionate strength, capacity and resilience~ Thank you for your clear sight and sound heart Elizabeth!

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  4. Barb Cashman
    February 18, 2014 @ 4:27 pm

    Beautiful post Elizabeth. I loved the artwork as well. I commented on G+ about your reference to “spiritual integrity” – how refreshing to see that term used. I think so much of our conflicts is simply about the desire to be seen, to be recognized by the other. So often we are imprisoned in the “me first” mentality that we can’t extend the recognition to another first. I also enjoyed your reference to his syncretism of three faiths/belief systems- shouldn’t all authentic religions be “of common origin and benefit to mankind?” Thanks for sharing Elizabeth.

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    • Elizabeth Bader
      February 19, 2014 @ 8:00 am

      Thanks so much Barb for your comment..Yes, it was actually during writing this post that I understood about the spiritual integrity part, and some other things I’ve tried to do without verbalizing exactly, or even written about in other places.

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