The Place of Innocence in a Grown-Up World. “Sometimes I return back to the state of mind I had as a child when I believed nothing was impossible.” ― Jonathan Harnisch For many years I wrestled with life, at least the life someone within me thought I should be living. I have little memories of my […]
The Double-Sided Edge of Unexpected Events I am not one to set resolutions for the new year, just someone inclined to close loose ends from the old one. Perhaps it is superstitious intuition, or the fear to invite non-supportive energies to taint an opportunity unfolding. Whatever drove my actions before, needs reflection this year. This
The Uncanny Ways Intuition Point Us in the Right Direction “The mystery of human existence lies not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for.” ―Fyodor Dostoyevsky I don’t know how many times I have read about the importance of having a life vision, and gone through the steps to
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Creative Inspiration and Receptiveness First Published on Medium. Nov 8 · 6 min read Today, I was literally woken up by a flashing breakthrough on the works of creativity. It was stimulating. I’ve had the good fortune of been awakened by ideas or melodies buzzing in my head, but this morning something rather important happened
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Nobody seemed to remember the old house on the hilltop. The white walls worn and yellowed by time were speckled with thousands of small pinholes where termites have eaten through the wood leaving a complex web of faint lines. Pieces of blue shutters hung precariously on rotten joints or crumbled into piles of sand on
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Turning the Tide in Our Favor She stood in the storm and when the wind did not blow her way, she adjusted her sails.” – Elizabeth Edwards I finished reading a novel that constantly hints Dory’s words in Finding Nemo: “When life beats you down, just keep swimming, keep swimming, swimming”. It just hit me
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