Examples of an Imperfect woman
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Will not change the Art.
Surely nothing has to listen to so many stupid remarks as a painting in a museum. ~Edmond & Jules de Goncourt How interesting to look at Art museums from the point of view of the works of Art and how… Continue reading
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Where we lead…
In the past two and a half months, my yoga practice has been very spotty, it has boiled down to two times a week, and I am now understanding the sentiment of caring for your self or more importantly what… Continue reading
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Who you are.
“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” Maya Angelou What are the untold stories, what is it that we are too afraid to speak of, which part of our lives begs to be hidden, and… Continue reading
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I see me
“Tolerance is another word for indifference.” William Somerset Maugham I am not sure you can have tolerance unless you are indifferent. Indifferent – without care or interest: showing no care or concern for or interest in somebody or something. I… Continue reading
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Stop the Pain
Tolerance – ability to endure hardship: the ability to put up with harsh or difficult conditions. The cycle of abuse spins due to this abnormal tolerance, it allows children to become so desensitized to pain and harsh conditions, that soon… Continue reading
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Living Alive
The word comfortable is a word that will not always speak the truth, it will not say as much about the surrounding reality, but rather your state of being. How do I explain being comfortable in a dysfunctional home, to… Continue reading
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Discovered the real me.
I listened once again to Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor speaking to Oprah about her stroke and how she lost all contact to the person she was before the stroke and was left as an infant in a woman’s body, unknowing… Continue reading
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Standing Strong.
“If you recognize the UNreal with any sincerity in your heart, you need not look for the real.” (Mooji) What a simple idea to recognize the unreal…and yet I was born onto parents who were unreal, so my real was… Continue reading
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Not the Tail…
When one person in a relationship changes, the relationship changes, for you are asked to adjust yourself. We are like two moving puzzle pieces that keep losing their shapes and we have to move and work to fit back together.… Continue reading