Not everyone
Not everyone or everything you lose is a loss. Herman Siu
Not everyone or everything you lose is a loss. Herman Siu
An invisible thread connects those who are destined to meet, regardless of time, place or circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle but it will never break. May you be open to each thread that comes into your life – the golden ones and the coarse ones – and may
Your eyes Your smile Your kindness Your spontaneity Your love Your voice Your stories Your pain Your sorrow Your openness Your thoughtfulness Your knowing Your wisdom Your lightness Your heaviness Your truth Disarms me. (words/photo Diana)
I was reminded of this today. Bob Doyle talks about de-invention. Perhaps we need to de-invent ourselves and shed the layers that we’ve created that have prevented us from being ourselves, who we truly are in the world. The layers were put there to conform to fit in with society
August, brings fire, it can destroy but it also regenerates and transforms all the ashes of the old into something new, pure and stronger if we choose to consume the lower aspects of ourselves and be reborn again as the sovereigns beings of our life experience that we are. This
Consider being the type of energy that no matter where you go, you always add value to the faces and places around you. Herman Siu
The competitive spirit of an ego under siege tells us there isn’t enough to go around and we must fight for our share before it’s too late, a fallacy that keeps the world in a state of war and terror, conflict and cynicism. This current cycle of Mars, aligned with
Trust yourself gently with understanding. You did not arrive here in a state of perfection. You are a work in progress. There is no one quite like you in the whole world. Embrace that. Decide to be forgiving of all perceived mistakes. You are
The terms Ambiguous Loss and Disenfranchised Grief describe losses for which there is not a socially acknowledged reason to grieve: A relationship is not recognised The loss is hidden or not recognised Circumstances of the loss are stigmatised The way we grieve is met with disapproval. Complicated grief – a loss that
“Until he extends his circle of compassion to include all living things, man will not himself find peace.” – Albert Schweitzer