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© Daiga Koshiyama
Guardian Angel
“Wherever you are, and whatever you do, be in love.” ― Rumi
Art: Amor and Psyche by Adolfo de Carolis
BE IN LOVE
Do you remember that love you felt from that other person?
It didn't come from them. They sparked the love that was already within you.
This is an important distinction. Because when someone leaves, they don't take that love with them. All of that love was within you all along.
They were simply reminding you of it. And you can consciously spark that love without needing anyone or anything outside of you to do so.
You can be in love at any moment. Try it. Take a deep breath in, and when you breathe out, close your eyes and feel yourself fall in love with this moment. Isn't that amazing? Be in love, and welcome them to meet you there.
Transmitter
Johann Feuerstein - A summer day, 1910-1930
I asked a clock: -What time is it?
It replied: -What time are you?
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Gilles Deleuze.
Balancing Act - Lacey Bryant
Proustite of Chile.
Oscar Wilde, from a letter featured in The Selected Letters of Oscar Wilde
"you have both; they must never leave you."
Grey Wolf taking a roll call and gretting responses from seemingly the entire forest.
Sound on.
me posting my daily excerpts and getting responses from the Tumblr forest.
Lester Ralph (1877-1927), ''Eve's Diary'' by Mark Twain, 1906