Tag Archives: pride
A New Companion
His name is Jocko. At least that’s the name that came immediately to mind when I decided he needed such a definition. I had just read a Dean Koontz series (Frankenstein), and that was the name of a small misshapen, … Continue reading
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Tagged companion, Crow, Definitions, higher law, hubris, meaning, Mythology, names, pride, symbolism
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Picking Up The Pace
My journal does a lot of things for me. It makes me aware of where I have been, what I have done, teaches me about myself and my life. Helps me to keep track of my friends and my … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, anchor vs key, back on track, changes and alterations, confusion, definition, Diddums, each day important, fear of old age, forgetting, freedom, future, green skirt, health issues, implications, inspiration, invitation, journal as cornerstone, Journal Writing, keeping a journal, limited independence, mental faculties, missed incident, moth balls, Mother, new beginnings, not ready, old not elderly, Picking Up The Pace, possibilities, pride, slapped in the face, slipping a bit, soul's music, Spring, stumbling through, what day is it
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A Crow and His Shadow
We all have a shadow. I am not speaking about the physical reality that occurs when we stand in any particular light. I am speaking about the shadow aspects of the human psyche. It is often defined as the … Continue reading
Posted in A Crow and His Shadow, Choice, Creativity, fear, myth, Native American, Shadow
Tagged black or white, comfort zone, creative energy, Crow, dangerous and damaging, dark side, Dualistic Mindset, freedoms, happy or sad, hidden, human psyche, Journal Writing, layers of gray, legend, myth, Native American origin, paraphrase, pecking, personal choice, points of diversion, pride, rainbow plumage, right or wrong, secretive, Shadow, shadow aspects, spoiling the image, spotlight, sunlight, tolerate, Western Hemisphere, what ifs, whitish or charcoal gray
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Semantics of Breathing
I believe one writes because one has to create a world in which one can breathe. _Anais Nin Writing means a great many different things to me. A few years ago, someone close to me said that writing was my … Continue reading
Posted in Anais Nin, Breathing Lessons, Choice, creature, Definitions, experience, Memory, perspective, Quotations, Semantics, Subjectivity, views, writing
Tagged Anais Nin, blog, breathing, change, creation, creature, Definitions, exist, full-circle, god-like, hubris, meaning, my world, perspectives, pride, Semantics, views, writing
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