Those calming, wise people… they speak by *listening*
Tag Archives: midlife
The power of change
The power OF change is so much larger than the power TO change
Making sense of the sensors of ego and soul
“The more we grow true to who we are as unique human beings, the more we grow into the calm that, although we are mere stitches in the fabric of creation, our thin and frayed thread is no less or more valuable than those over and under which we are woven.” [source] Definitions can makeContinue reading “Making sense of the sensors of ego and soul”
Some people don’t deserve access to us. Codependency. Entitlement?
After failed relationships we seek secret formulas balance. Again?
“Both Sides Now” Blue Devils
I’ve looked at clouds from both sides now | I really don’t know clouds at all
In relationships, “settling” is a bad word
In relationships, settling is a bad word… so we often live in denial, and instead believe in, or chase, a dream free of any demand that we settle for an imperfect mate. Or we measure ourselves against that dream as failures, and wonder if there is greener grass elsewhere. So some partners cheat. Others mayContinue reading “In relationships, “settling” is a bad word”
Feel with Neil 