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Etymologically, at our third level of elaboration, the word “acorn” is related to “acre,” “act,” and “agent.” “Acorn” derives most closely from Old High German akern (fruit, produce), not merely as a seed but as an already fulfilled fruition. Actus (action, activity, agency) is associated with “acorn” so that the acorn must be understood as an
... See moreJames Hillman • The Soul's Code
Time to read, to think, to breathe.
Why I pay myself first—with my time.
But he who cannot mock himself will be mocked by others. So accept your self-mockery so that everything divine and heroic falls from you and you become completely human. What is divine and heroic in you is a mockery to the other in you. For the sake of the other in you, set off your admired role which you previously performed for your own self and
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A closed heart fears the unknown. That fears chaos. That fears pain. That prefers to divide than to connect. It is a selfish heart. It is an anxious heart. It is a lonely heart desperate to protect its borders. An open heart is fearless. Is compassionate. Loves unconditionally. Learns. Forgives. Grows. Gives.
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Andy Travis • “You Have To Keep Breaking Your Heart Until It Opens”- Rumi
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From John Vervaeke: there’s a difference between lying and bullshitting. Lying is about debating the nature of the truth, but bullshitting is more dangerous. A bullshitter acknowledges a lack of truth, but compels you to look somewhere else. When you’re bullshitting yourself, it’s not that your dishonest with yourself, it’s that you don’t have the
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