People come as seasons — some plant roots in your soul, others just pass through leaving lessons like fallen leaves.
— my Instagram - instagram.com/notesaries

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People come as seasons — some plant roots in your soul, others just pass through leaving lessons like fallen leaves.
— my Instagram - instagram.com/notesaries
We don't need to overthink what having a spiritual life requires.
The requirement is simple: Be kind to ourselves and others Be present Be mindful Be introspective Be open-minded and mentally flexible Have humility Act fairly
We all can do that in our daily lives, at home, at work, or when we're walking on the street. While going to a retreat or staying in a monastery can be wonderful, it is not necessary.
We Are Spiritual Beings On A Human Journey
This is all part of the spiritual journey that we all agreed to have at this point in space and time. It’s no coincidence that we are all here right now. Every one of us is the cumulative fractal of everything we experience. In other words, we are the rock star AND the homeless woman. We are every race and ethnicity, along with every living and breathing plant and animal. We are every action, experience and emotion in existence. So, who are you and more importantly, can you remember who you are? by Gregg Prescott, M.S. Editor, In5D.com
Lodestones
I’ve been avoiding writing for the last several months. There are many reasons for this. I’ve been turning to artwork as an expressive outlet, a need to be out of my internal, intellectual world, a deep, pervasive feeling of exhaustion, and, related to that exhaustion, no desire or will. The impacts of seven months of looking for work, a two month journey to losing it, and the last ten weeks of…
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The House of Belonging
The House of Belonging is David Whyte’s 4th book of poetry and each of its sections illuminates the painful but liberating stages of the human journey as we learn how to know ourselves. As you turn the pages, what it really means when we talk of home, aloneness, and our connections to other people are revealed through Whyte’s take on the duality of experience.
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