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June, 1936 Journals of Anais Nin 1934-1939 [volume 2]
Self-creation never ends. You are continually creating yourself from the field of infinite possibilities. Neale Donald Walsch
I think the closest thing to being indestructible is to be adaptable, but not to pride yourself on being invincible, because you still deserve to be a human with sensitivity and boundaries.
The creation... The destruction...
You and I ...
Think about.
“Many of us who embark on a self-creation journey find ourselves stuck between two worlds: the survivalist, armored world we come from, and the authentic, inclusive world we long for. In other words, we find ourselves caught between a rock and a ‘heart place’. Getting to the other side is no easy task, but there are 3 things that can help you to stay the course: (1) Finding a soulpod of supportive individuals who are traversing the same terrain; (2) Learning to distinguish between conscious armoring (armoring only when necessary), and unconscious armoring (armoring as a patterned response) as a way of being; (3) Excavating and actualizing your sacred purpose. When you embody your truest purpose, it becomes a buffer against the madness of the world. No longer ruled by fear and tempted by substitute gratifications, you live a truly authentic life. Your purpose becomes a soul-fulfilling prophecy that reminds you, in every moment, that you have finally made it home.”
We travel. Some of us forever. To seek other places, other lives, other souls.
-Anais Nin