by Brian Starie
I wonder what your question will be she asked of me. I always knew what my answer would be, whatever she asked of me, yesterday at a quarter to three. It’s not the question of you and me, not the question of how things will be, just what your question will be. Stare at the […]
Read More Question and AnswerThe sabotage cycle unearthed is this: the decision to step off the merry go round of pain and seek space to just be.
Read More Failed Mythsthe moment you realize they are a completely different person than the person you initially met. If you would still marry them again, then you know.
Read More FreedomMove from the extremes, only a vacillation from one kind of pain to another will follow when we live in the black and white world of extremes.
Read More The Beauty of the MiddleGod actually cares about your happiness. When you are happy you are stronger for what you need for endurance of finishing the race strong. It’s not how we start…
Read More Accept Your FutureShame is so easy, when it’s so easy to acquire these days.
Read More No Love, No PeaceUnfortunately until we take a moral inventory of ourselves and take aim at correcting these faults we continue to harm
Read More partialTry as you might, but your social network is a sea of misconception, and it is lost in a sea of indifference.
Read More The Walls BetweenWhen a man, in the world’s view, is viewed as strong he has everything put together. His clothing, his home, his finances and his relationships. It stays in this order as viewed by the objective world. When a man, in the kingdom culture, has his life together there are more things to align and the […]
Read More I Am Weak.There are two sides to every story. Everyone has a story. Everybody is comprised of two selves. There is a Native American proverb made famous by George Bernard Shaw. It is based on the Jungian archetypes of the shadow selves; if not based, but certainly highly relevant in this regard. Until we reach an active […]
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