Sydne' Barard
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Sydne' Barard
I would encapsulate this even more simply by saying: intense people crave understanding, because they probably lacked it their whole life. Their environment always left them feeling like they were ‘too much’. No one could relate to the potency of their drive. But when intense people congregate, they finally feel understood , like they belong,
... See moreIsabel Hazan • Intensity
All creative work is at bottom a means of self-liberation and a coping mechanism — for the loneliness, the despair, the chaos and contradiction within. It is the best means we have of transmuting that which gnaws at us into something that nourishes, and yet how little of that private ferment is visible in the finished work
Kafka’s Creative Block and the Four Psychological Hindrances That Keep the Talented from Manifesting Their Talent
Why not go directly to the root and say, “What I want is to feel love and joy. What I want is every moment of every day to feel complete well-being as high as I’ve ever felt before, and to be inspired by everything I do.”
Michael A. Singer • Living Untethered: Beyond the Human Predicament
“ask and it is given” by Abraham hicks