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Bird of Truth
I wonder about the Art of Making new friends, and does this change from when we are small children, what are our needs or requirements in wanting to spend time with each other? How do we connect and then want… Continue reading
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Recognize the Real Me.
I wonder why it is so hard to look objectively at your self, why it is so hard to see that which you are. Doesn't it seem literally impossible to overlook yourself while you are being yourself? Why is it… Continue reading
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Without your truths.
I sat with my old self yesterday and caught a glimpse of how I used to be, how if it weren’t for the truth exploding into our family, where I too would be caught. I saw her living in… Continue reading
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My feelings are me.
In reading, “A Course in Weight Loss” by Marianne Williamson, it came to me how we are so untruthful with our feelings, so neglectful, so mean, how we run away ducking and hiding, how the planet at large doesn’t like… Continue reading
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Supporting only what exists.
Yesterday I was left with the line, “believing in something that doesn’t exist,” and it showed me the other person in the lie. We tend to blame the liars, but fail to point out the person who is holding it… Continue reading
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Tamper with Reality.
I was asked after my last blog, if others will think I am crazy, and perhaps they will. However, unless you have lived a life deeply in denial where your head view of life is not what is actually going… Continue reading
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The Consequences are nothing.
“To go against the dominant thinking of your friends, of most of the people you see every day, is perhaps the most difficult act of heroism you can perform.” Theodore H. White Today… Continue reading