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“What Would Love Do? I have found this question to be the easiest short cut to living life from a…”

By |April 27th, 2016|Categories: Syndicated Content|

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What Would Love Do?


I have found this question to be the easiest short cut to living life from a heart space of compassion. Whenever triggers come up and I find myself angry, sad, or fearful, I stop, take a deep breath, and ask myself,  'What would Love do? How would Love respond to this situation/person?’


Through these questions I’m able to immediately check myself and proceed to take action from my highest self.

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- Barbara Woortmann
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Idaho!

By |April 25th, 2016|Categories: Syndicated Content|

 

We are just getting back from a long shoot in Idaho. What a great place to be – beautiful scenery, great people, and loads of vintage cars on the road.

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“Failing and Flying Everyone forgets that Icarus also flew. It’s the same when love comes to an…”

By |April 13th, 2016|Categories: Syndicated Content|

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Failing and Flying

Everyone forgets that Icarus also flew.
It’s the same when love comes to an end,
or the marriage fails and people say
they knew it was a mistake, that everybody
said it would never work. That she was
old enough to know better. But anything
worth doing is worth doing badly.
Like being there by that summer ocean
on the other side of the island while
love was fading out of her, the stars
burning so extravagantly those nights that
anyone could tell you they would never last.
Every morning she was asleep in my bed
like a visitation, the gentleness in her
like antelope standing in the dawn mist.
Each afternoon I watched her coming back
through the hot stony field after swimming,
the sea light behind her and the huge sky
on the other side of that. Listened to her
while we ate lunch. How can they say
the marriage failed? Like the people who
came back from Provence (when it was Provence)
and said it was pretty but the food was greasy.
I believe Icarus was not failing as he fell,
but just coming to the end of his triumph.

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- Jack Gilbert
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