Monthly Archives: June 2016
The Great Depression said goodbye to its most valuable ally and asset- the Critic.
Buh-bye. Your services are no longer needed here.
The problem with the critic is the critic.
The antitode to the critic is grace and acceptance. Saying yes to what is. Embracing the imperfect gladly because it is real, here, and now before you. The most beautiful thing in life is the grace to accept that which … Continue reading
A buffered life leaves valuable space for your soul
This space of grace to be present with yourself and others free of judgement and excessive thinking. It’s like a required minimum distance of clearance between you and all judgements / labels.
Acceptance is the antitode to judgement
That which you resist persists. That which you label and judge becomes a stumbling block. Accept what is. Resist what is not.
To experience the goodness of life, everything starts with acceptance.
When you take inventory there is a difference between resisting painful thoughts and memories, and acknowledging their presence, but choosing not to agree or feed them your energy. There is nothing there for you to solve and there is nothing … Continue reading
The one who listens to silence uncovers the gifts of stillness and presence
And as always, with a tone of complete acceptance. Concept from Eckhart Tolle