To ask, every day, "What matters, in the end?" is to create the possibility of differentiated choice, the potential to overthrow the tyranny of our history, so as to honour something in us that has always been there, waiting for our courage.
— James Hollis
Theatwitter.comTo ask, every day, "What matters, in the end?" is to create the possibility of differentiated choice, the potential to overthrow the tyranny of our history, so as to honour something in us that has always been there, waiting for our courage. — James Hollis
19 powerful sentences by Carl Jung that will change how you view the world: https://t.co/n92GqPFhSZ
Interesting book on topic of Life’s Work:
“Most of the people whom we admire in history did not have easy lives; rather, we admire them for what they embodied through their lives.
They won their way through, through the difficulties, to bring those values, those witnesses, into this world... See more