What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
I believe there is truth in these words. If I apply them personally, I may conquer my tendency to be angry by choosing not to respond with anger, or my selfishness by choosing to act with generosity. I don't see the quote as "high flung rhetoric," an expression usually implying disdain.
High flung rhetoric.
ReplyDeleteGreat words
ReplyDeleteSo very true and not so easy to achieve.
ReplyDeleteGreat quote and image! Happy Sunday! Take care, have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteHi Yam - I think I fit that quote now. Love the hazels though - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteYes, YAM. XX
ReplyDeleteAgreed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quote...everyone needs to read this daily.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty photo.
Hugs cecilia
It is a beautiful quote and excellent reminder at these difficult times. It is not always easy to do. The River Cats, Tigris and Styx
ReplyDeleteThat is quite the wonderful challenge, not always easy but so very much needed in today's world.
ReplyDeleteI believe there is truth in these words. If I apply them personally, I may conquer my tendency to be angry by choosing not to respond with anger, or my selfishness by choosing to act with generosity. I don't see the quote as "high flung rhetoric," an expression usually implying disdain.
ReplyDeleteI've just been reading about a Tibetan nun - similar philosophies in her practice.
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