Mental Health
The Civility of Sorrow
There is, I have observed, a peculiar cruelty in those afflictions which announce themselves long before they arrive. Joy, with all her generosity, appears unexpectedly, asking nothing but acceptance. Sorrow, however, possesses the manners of a distinguished guest. It writes ahead. It allows one ample opportunity to prepare the room, to anticipate every word of its conversation, and to surrender peace before it has crossed the threshold.
By Taylor Ward4 months ago in Poets
The Best Way to Keep You Mine
The Best Way to Keep You Mine I never needed golden rings or promises you made, Just little acts of kindness when the sunlight starts to fade, A hand to hold through troubled times, a heart that stays so true, The best way to keep you mine is simply loving you.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 4 months ago in Poets
Meeting Yourself in the Present Moment
Spiritual practice is not about meeting God, but about meeting yourself. Spiritual practice and life are one. The purpose of spiritual practice is to solve practical problems in life. Talking about spiritual practice apart from life is inevitably an escape from reality. When spiritual practice begins with practical problems, every problem becomes a training ground. As long as you focus on the present moment, cooking, washing dishes, and doing housework are also forms of spiritual practice.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing4 months ago in Poets
