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Thursday, October 1
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Ask yourself what makes you come alive and go do that, because what the world needs is people who come alive.
Howard Thurman
Find a place inside where there's joy, and the joy will burn out the pain.
Joseph Campbell
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Hmmm...veeeerrrrry interesting...
ReplyDeleteKarin ... Where did this one come from?! What a marvel ...
ReplyDeleteKarin they don't make them more brilliant than you, do they?
ReplyDeleteLove Renee xoxo
hmmm thanks Jay? :)
ReplyDeleteoh, it's a bit of everything going on currently Jaliya. Hard not to witness suffering when one's eyes are open (from natural disasters to politics as business decisions), which causes sorrow for me, but gotta keep eyes open. Also physical pain has been quite high - enough to bring tears. So, a bit of everything wrapped up in a simple image... ❤
likewise Renee :) looks like we were on the same page today - I coulda used your quote with my image! xo
Wow.
ReplyDeleteBob Weisenberg
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this makes me cry Karin and send you lots of love and wishes for healings on all levels. xoxoxo ciao, ciao bella amico
ReplyDeletethis piece reminds me of Pema Chodron describing the 8 worldly dharmas as gloriously wretched and wretchedly glorious...also read as the sorrowful joy and the joyful sorrow.
ReplyDeletethank you for staying present enough to bring this not easy imagery through...so honest.
"The whole meaning of the word is looking into something with clarity and precision, seeing each component as distinct and separate, and piercing all the way through so as to perceive the most fundamental reality of that thing. This process leads to insight into the basic reality of whatever is being inspected." -a quote from the book you suggested and gave us the free download site. thank you for that and for illustrating the ideas with such clarity!
ReplyDeleteit's amazing how different the image(s) look when separated by even a small space - my focus goes right to the burning eyes and then to the tears... guess I'm sounding a bit elementary:) but it is incredible. I read your comment (above) and I understand the duality, well I already did, this just makes it incredibly more powerful! I just hope your eyes are not bothering you now...
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