Try making friends with it
How to make friends with perceived danger, or aches and pains, or yourself.
How to make friends with perceived danger, or aches and pains, or yourself.
I wish I could show you how beautiful you are.
“A quarrel is quickly settled when deserted by one party: there is no battle unless there be two.” –Seneca
Your home needs to be the place where you want to be.
Meditation is as essential to our well-being as is physical exercise.
Although it’s someties considered a sort of neurological disorder or aberration, it seems to me that synesthesia is more like extra-sensory perception.
What does it feel like, not just to make a splash, but to be the splash itself?
Your feet take you where you have to go, so you need to take good care of them in return.
There’s no darkness unless we think there is—it’s all just degrees of light.
We each know what we need to do to feel in harmony with ourselves.
Your thoughts create your reality. What do you want that reality to look like?
Be more colorful.
If you want to feel better about things, use your imagination.
All that’s asked of a rose is for it to be a rose.
What matters most to you?
When we smile, we literally feel more cheerful.
Don’t underestimate the necessity for comforting yourself in these troubled times.
It’s a good time for an appraisal of what what matters and why.
The art of story telling.
It’s the same field, the same earth, the same grass, the same color no matter which side of the fence you’re on.
Practice seeing with your heart instead of with your eyes.
Making the invisible visible.