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The hardest bindings are the invisible ones.
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Mary. 2019
Mircea Cărtărescu, Solenoid, tr. Sean Cotter
You can't understand reality, spirituality, or anything "higher" if you haven't faced and understood your own inner world. Because the inner world and outer world are interconnected. What's inside you shapes how you see everything and what you experience outside feeds back into you, so nothing is separate. You're not just observing the world you're the participant in it.
“Sacred space is not just an external place. It is an internal place as well.”
— Mat Auryn
Mat Auryn, the author of Psychic Witch, liked something I published today.
I won’t pretend that didn’t move me.
But more than that, it reminded me when I speak from truth, it finds who it’s meant for.
What we refuse to face doesn’t disappear.
it becomes the world.
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The only time an emotion could harm you is if you try to repress it, if you try to push it back
~ Chögyam Trungpa
This is probably one of the most personal things I’ve written.
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Not everyone can follow you through every version of yourself.
Giovanni Strazza; ''The Veiled Virgin'', cca. 1850s