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“There are two ways of telling your story. One is to tell it compulsively and urgently, keep returning to it because you see your present suffering as the result of your past experiences. But there is another way. You can tell your story from the place where it no longer dominates you. You can speak about it with a certain distance and see it as the way to your present freedom.”

— Henri Nouwen

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Alpine flowers for gardens. 1910 ed. Book cover.

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“Jacob’s dream.” Rational dream book. 1876.

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A few thoughts for the New Year.

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“Recovery comes in small packages. It finds you and gives you little things to hold on to when you’re feeling hopeless. Like for the days you practiced gratefulness, you notice that you’re slowly starting to appreciate where you are in the here and now—you become more aware of the beautiful things that are already within you that will help you to grow. Like for the nights you practiced self-care, you notice that you wake up more early and feel less tired—you become more awake to the things that are genuinely important to you and the ones that are simply a waste of your precious time. Progress happens when you least expect it to happen and when you become mindful that it is happening, moment by moment, day after day, from sunrise to sunset, then you will be surprised by the miracle of how far you’ve actually come and how you should always keep moving forward.”

— Juansen Dizon, Small Packages

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Understand that even an “understanding heart” grows tired of being understanding and never understood.

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“Jesus conquered death. You can conquer life.”

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I want to write a novel about silence. The things people don’t say.

Virginia Woolf (via h-o-r-n-g-r-y)

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To be loved but not known is comforting but superficial. To be known and not loved is our greatest fear. But to be fully known and truly loved is, well, a lot like being loved by God.

The Meaning of Marriage, Timothy Keller

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