Sara Campbell
@tinyrevver
i never give up
Sara Campbell
saracampbell.co
How to own your wants (without letting them own you):
I spent 30 years thinking my desires were the enemy. Turns out, the real enemy is how I related to them.
1. None of your wants are bad.
Every unhealthy want is just a strategy to get something wholesome that... See more
The goal of Zen is to awaken to life as it is, rather than stay in the comparative dream world of our ideas about it.
Domyo Sater Burk • Zen Living
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