> Stay close to your own knowing amid the noise. Remember your knowing doesn’t always need to be shared or displayed. Remember your knowing can be slowly and quietly tended to. Remember how much grows in the dark, in the places no one but you can see. Remember your knowing is enough and, when it’s not, there are others you can turn to for guidance, for wisdom, for help. Let your knowing reflect your deepest values, your widest compassion, your boldest vision for what’s possible
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As you move into your dream, you may feel as if you are stepping out onto thin air. But you are not alone. The still, small voice of inspired insight exists in each one of us.
Mary Morrissey • Brave Thinking: The Art and Science of Creating a Life You Love
What fascinates me is how we decide which of these inner voices to listen to. How do we tell which voice is a good source of guidance and which is going to get us into trouble? Many people have told me that they had a quiet knowing about a situation way before they took action on it. They could remember when a still, small voice told them the truth
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Finding what is uniquely yours requires more than rationality. You have to learn how your body speaks. You have to learn how you know what you know. You have to follow the inner tracks of your feelings, sensations, and instincts, the integrity and truth that are deeper than ideas about what you should do. You have to learn to follow a deeper, wiser
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