Tag: philosophical
Symbol, Reflection, Clue
I Am . . .
I wasn’t going to publish a post this week, but reading others’ blogs sparked some thoughts. I’ve expressed similar philosophy that I read in those posts many times. I even wrote it into my latest novel, yet I haven’t been taking my own advice.
Is it true that we teach what we need to learn?
The Near Future
With society polarized, inflation skyrocketing, war, and nefarious occurrences across the globe, what does the future look like? If things continue to get worse, might humanity be seeking hope?
As for me, I’ve been seeking hope for humanity for over a decade now. This is why I wrote Through His Disciples’ Eyes. What might the near future look like if things don’t change soon? Continue reading “The Near Future”
Embodiment
Sore Spot
Every time I think I know who I am, life throws me a curveball and I’m whacked up side the head.
It’s Heeerre!
After more than a decade of trying to figure out how to get this story out of my head and onto the book pages . . .
IT’S FINALLY HERE!
Greatest Lessons
It Really Works
Have What it Takes
Wings
Truth About You
When you contact the truth about you, you recognize that a great deal that you have come to accept about you is false. You are not better or worse than others. You are not stupid or brilliant, or handsome, or ugly. Those are just judgments someone made that you accepted. None of them are true.
~ Paul Ferrini, I am the Door
Many times other peoples’ behavior toward us can give us the wrong impression of who we are. It begins from birth. Parents start to see certain signs of a personality in a baby and assign the child an attribute. Some parents may even tell a child what that attribute is (and other quirks they notice) as s/he grows. For example, stubborn, smart, sensitive, shy, outgoing, etc.
Incalculable Value
Moment to Moment
In Your Heart
Embrace the Journey
Messengers
Nothing is Broken
False Prophet
Profoundly Poetic
Over the past several months, I’ve been posting quotes from the author Paul Ferrini. There are poetic lines in his writing that move me deeply, as if they embrace my very soul. The first one that really touched me I posted back in 2018. His words have made an impact on my life, and I hoped they might help console other souls who come across my blog.
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