Your eyes look brighter somehow, as though the clouds within have parted, and your inner sun is radiating all your heart is.
LUCY MARY BALLI’ve always been right here buried under the rubble of fear; I simply forgot how near I’ve always been to the heart that holds love dear.
More Lucy Mary Ball Quotes
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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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She realized her longing was for her own heart; to feel whole and complete rather than teared apart.
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They had different minds but their hearts were aligned and their souls entwined; for they were two of a kind.
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Sometimes what’s needed is gentle truths; a soak in pure feelings that honor the real you.
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Who is in control, the mind or the soul; is it the changing thoughts the presence despite what rises and falls.
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Perspective isn’t clear in the midst of storms, for its signal is distorted whilst its being transformed.
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Setbacks only unveiled the depth of her commitment to her dreams.
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It always comes back to you, when I turn away you’re in my rear view; life twists and turns arriving at pastures new, but still it always comes back to you.
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Be soft, feeling your way through be open, ready to receive the new be bold, and honest about what’s right for you Be loving, and you’ll feel that love too.
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She’s afraid of losing love, not realizing she’s the universe.
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She felt uninspired dull and unfired, she craved newness to be clueless; something wild.
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Sometimes she pleaded with life, only to find out that she was begging for her very essence; for she is life itself.
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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 she was lonely for herself, for she missed the taste of oneness and the way connection felt.
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