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The Artist Way
On the CD of “Romancing the Ordinary” by Sara Ban Breathnach, she mentions Julia Cameron a few times. She is the author of the book, “The Artist Way”. My brother sent me the book and notebook that went along with… Continue reading
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Felt Its Worth
Before beginning yoga today, I cleaned the mirror I stand in front of, it was layered with weeks of dust, and I appeared fog like behind it. Today I felt the need to wipe it free, as I did so… Continue reading
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Move Accordingly.
Friendships and relationships are very interesting to me, and me in them. I used to put stock in friendships and work really hard to be a good friend, and even take up the slack of the other, and try harder… Continue reading
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Joined them back together.
The way I described this past Christmas was an ugly beautiful one, where inside I was so dark and the outside so light, how mental psyche steers my world, not the decorations on the outside. I was clearly shown that… Continue reading
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Thank you.
As I sit here on Thanksgiving morning, I look back at this year and find so many moments of gratitude, it seems I had a year full. My moments of gratitude are interrupted with moments of sheer pain, frustration, sorrow,… Continue reading
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The Journey….
In Kim Rosen’s book, “Saved by a Poem” she writes, “ I discovered how the separating lines of culture and age can dissolve in the presence of a poem the first time I went to Africa. In Kenya, at the… Continue reading
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Peace Inside.
It occurred to me yesterday, that I was like a ghost who refused to leave the scene of a tragedy, a tragedy that I died in, that I was not aware yet that I was dead, that I was lingering… Continue reading
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Reposting….Naked and Imperfect.
Who puts Perfect in us? What makes us Perfect? Who are the Perfect maker people, where do we find them and how does it work? And how do we know we need Perfect, how do we know we are missing… Continue reading
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Love after Love, by Derek Walcott
The time will come when, with elation, you will greet yourself arriving at your own door, in your own mirror, and each will smile at the other’s welcome and say, sit here. Eat. You will love again the stranger who… Continue reading
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Family is Relating.
In the past weeks I have had sister relationships with ladies not related to me, yet we related. And when I tried to relate to those related to me, we failed. What I failed to focus on were… Continue reading