Stillness 4-5
Do you ever wonder why walnuts grow on mighty trees and pumpkins on delicate vines?
Author: winslow eliot
Stillness 4-4
instead of patiently waiting, be actively watching.
Stillness 4-3
When fate deals you a
cruel blow
there’s only one thing
to be done
be cheerful and go on.
Stillness 4-2
bubble up – spill over – and bubble up again. See what happens.
Stillness 4-1
when your heart knocks, open up. Who knows what may appear
Stillness 3-31
there is a way through.
Stillness 3-20
lighten up, you!
Stillness 3-29
dreamily glide into your grief, your great love, your transformation
Stillness 3-28
Some mysteries cannot be solved – they only can be lived.
Stillness 3-27
what does it feel like to be a serene bridge to the other side?
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I’m not asking you to give up hope – I’m asking you to love what is.
Stillness 3-25
instead of feeling you’ve been left high and dry – bask in the sunshine.
Stillness 3-24
The reason we have thorns is to protect our vulnerability. Love your thorns, your succulence, and your vulnerability.
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you belong where you are – not where others think you should be.
Stillness 3-22
before pursuit be very still.
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today stop and take a different way.
Stillness 3-20
spring comes around again so set yourself free – you don’t lose the past by embracing it and letting it be.
Stillness 3-19
make yourself heard loud and clear – then listen
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be like a cloud forest – you don’t have to see everything at once.
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when things don’t turn out the way you expect, change your expectations.
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expand as far out into your periphery as you can.
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peel yourself – bite into your pungent emotions.