Why is it so difficult to simply be, to look around the room and just be free; why do I feel a need to add something to me, when I’m the consciousness that holds every key.
LUCY MARY BALLSometimes what’s needed is gentle truths; a soak in pure feelings that honor the real you.
More Lucy Mary Ball Quotes
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The waves of life arrive in rhythms, the tide goes in and out the moon shines in prisms; see its natural to feel the ups and downs for you’re life itself hidden or found.
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She realized she was lonely for herself, for she missed the taste of oneness and the way connection felt.
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It took her years to release the scars that covered her heart, and the final puzzle piece was realizing she’d been love from the start.
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Responding differently to the same situations is that brings about transformation.
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Find a home in your heart in the part that stays, the love that powers through you and your soul bright rays.
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She knew what was in her heart and that was enough; she could feel what was real for it lighted her up.
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She nursed her wounds, softly holding space, breathing love into pain, until it turned into grace.
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Her emotions no longer scared her, and she was declared free.
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She sidestepped her mind to breathe in the new day, and ask for her heart to show her the way.
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Inner turbulence means you’re onto something; your awareness is deepening and your truth is rising.
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Your eyes look brighter somehow, as though the clouds within have parted, and your inner sun is radiating all your heart is.
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She’s afraid of losing love, not realizing she’s the universe.
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I love those moments that you know you’re going to miss, and you breathe in every inch to try and bottle up its bliss.
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What do I say the mind is pulling me away, when my beingness has always been here to stay.
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She realized her longing was for her own heart; to feel whole and complete rather than teared apart.
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