RSS 2.0 Feed
July 2010, Featured Articles, Poetry
Sleep when you need to sleep.
Sleep when you need to sleep.
Work when you need to work.
Eat when you need to eat.
Mourn when you need to mourn.
Smile any time that you can.
Bend if you need to bend.
Break if you are bent on breaking.
Pick up the pieces at your leisure.
Heal at your own pace.
No one can tell you who you are.
Stop trying to believe them.
I say Try - because it's an effort
to be anyone but who you are.
Breathe without thinking
Love without caring
This is the moment
You need to be in.
image: Edouard Vuillard. Sleep. c. 1891. 33 x 64.5 cm. Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France http://www.abcgallery.com/V/vuillard/vuillard34.html
Rebecca Twiss is a mother to four children and runs a single-boat charter business with her man as well as being a writer, a bodyworker, and an intuitive.
Comments(1):
-
Saturday, July 31, 2010 JoAnn
More Featured Articles
Raising Your Vibration - How to Bring Greater Light Into Your Life
When a soul is ready to step forward in a more significant way upon the spiritual path, there arises a greater longing for light and for God's love. We begin to listen to inner guidance and intuition more carefully, and it becomes a priority to bring all parts of our lives into greater alignment with the Divine. These are some simple sacred actions will invite greater light into your daily life.
Spirit Guides and Guardian Angels
I lay in a deep sleep the night of my friend Charley's funeral -- an emotionally draining experience I never want to repeat
Meta-physician on Call: Healing Through Sadness
Sadness is a universal human emotion, a part of every day living. Although many of us view it as a dark cloud that should be avoided and denied, I believe sadness brings a gift of healing. Acknowledging our own sadness can be a crucial step in the healing process itself
Legumes: Great Ways to Eat a Great Food
Lentils, black beans, chickpeas, pinto beans, and black-eyed peas; all of these foods are considered nutritious legumes.
Why Getting Enough Fiber is so Important
Up to 80 percent of all Americans do not eat enough fiber on a daily basis.
Dealing With Disappointment
Disappointment can be hard to cope with at times, especially when it has been ongoing for months or years, or even decades. I know how it feels. It saps our energy, making it hard to try again. We kind of think "What's the use? I'm going to fail again anyway.." Don't think that! Never give up!
Three Tips for People Who Were Disappointed in the Secret
However, I used the techniques in The Secret with a great deal of dedication, and I didn’t see the results that had hoped for. At first, I doubted that the principles of the Secret would work, or maybe, I thought, they just didn’t work for me.
