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What makes letting go so challenging is that we need to let go of far more than mere emotional pain—we need to let go of hope, of the fantasy in which we undo what went wrong, of the psychological presence the person or pet has in our daily thoughts, and thus, in our lives. We need to truly say good-bye—to turn away from love, even when there is no
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The best video media "for kids" is actually not just for kids.
Nature documentaries. Rocket launches. Lectures & how-to videos aimed at adults. Classic movies and cartoons.
Most platforms and the laws that govern them are very bad at accommodating this.
Sarah Constantinx.comLearning is downstream of doing. The order should rarely be reversed. Most real knowledge, knowledge worth attaining, lives in the hands . It must be cultivated gradually, like a garden. Really, it must be grown. Most real knowledge is the result of doing something deliberately for a long time and steadily making small improvements. It requires a s... See more
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How To Solar Print With Turmeric
You'll need:
•coffee filters
•turmeric
•isopropol alcohol
•sheet of glass or plastic
•small jar
•quality paper
•A brush
•a solid object
•baking soda
•water
Method:
- Put the coffee filter on the glass jar and
- add your turmeric, 1 tbsp
- Add 1/4 cup alcohol
- Let it drain through
- brush the liquid onto the card/paper
- put it in
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the right kind of peril when you’re in love with someone who doesn’t love you back - where you don’t want to let go of them because then you’d be choosing grief, choosing to lose them, choosing to grieve them. but also by not moving on you’re grieving that person every day. every time you look at them, you’re grieving that that person will never be
... See more“Longing is nothing without its dangerous edge, that cuts and wounds us while setting us free and beckons us exactly because of the human need to invite the right kind of peril. The foundational instinct that we are here essentially to risk ourselves in the world, that we are a form of invitation to others and to otherness, that we are meant to haz
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To let go, when you know you have to is like choosing both grief and hope. Hope that you have control over your life, hope that there is something that is more in alignment for you out there. But you are giving up the possibility of the known joy. There must have been something you are letting go of that is meaningful and beautiful. Letting go, for
... See morebluey is one of the most successful children’s illustrated shows. why? - because it caters for both adults and children
A pro views her work as craft, not art. Not because she believes art is devoid of a mystical dimension. On the contrary. She understands that all creative endeavor is holy, but she doesn’t dwell on it. She knows if she thinks about that too much, it will paralyze her. So she concentrates on technique.