Posts Tagged With ‘lessons’

hurt fail lose; grow succeed gain: lessons & pain

hurt fail lose; grow know gain; lessons & pain

Sometimes we must be hurt in order to grow. Sometimes we must fail in order to know. Sometimes we must lose in order to gain. Because some lessons in life are best learned through pain. A wise friend on a spirit quest of her own posted this meme on her […]

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Within the Teacher Lies the Lesson

Within the Broken lies the Beautiful

Within the broken lies beauty Within the lost lies discovery Within the weary lies resolve Within the abandoned lies self-reliance Within the battered lies strength Within the suffering lies wisdom Within the humiliated lies humility And so it goes, on and on, The teacher and the lesson. When I originally […]

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Paul Simon ~ slip slidin’ my way from the blues to the rainbow’s loving hues

Slip Slidin' Away - Paul Simon

A day of sunshine and warm summery breezes, moving conversation and revealed transformations, a day of intimacy and worries unburdened, of gratitude and the most difficult of life’s moments shared… A day not so much impervious to the hardships, the horrors, the blues, but one that finds itself on the other […]

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Love, strength and courage ~ The greatest things you’ll ever learn

Nature Boy ~ The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.

Every now and again I post a status message on Facebook that generates a comment storm. And every now and again, that comment storm generates ideas good enough for a blog post, as it did with The Tao of Love and Light: Riffing on physics and faith. Yesterday morning I […]

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3 Things I Learned About Rejection By Being Accepted ~ A Traveller’s Tale

Travelers Tales ~ China edition

This post is an expansion of a comment I made on Daryl Sedore’s article, Why Rejection Letters are Great appearing on Write to Done. Sedore reminds us that in all endeavours we can expect to be rejected one or more times before being accepted. Every rejection is a good thing; […]

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