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Tag Archives: Toko-pa
Toko-pa Turner – False belonging & conditionality
“Our longing for community and purpose is so powerful that it can drive us to join groups, relationships, or systems of belief that, to our diminished or divided self, give the false impression of belonging. But places of false belonging … Continue reading
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Henri Frederic Amiel on Mystery
Toko-pa is a regular here…and here we are grateful for this post on her Facebook page of Henri Amiel’s beautiful words and the gorgeous painting by Katherine Goncharova. This sense of respecting the mystery at the heart of ourselves, each other … Continue reading
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Criticism: Are you willing to take the hit? Toko-pa
http://toko-pa.com/2017/08/21/criticism-are-you-willing-to-take-the-hit/ Click on the above link to visit Toko-pa’s site for this helpful reflective piece, on our ability to receive criticism, and distinguish between what has the potential to teach us and what is harmful. ‘…there are two major consequences … Continue reading
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Bernadette Miller on the Great Mystery
Thank you to Toko-pa and to Bernadette Miller for these words about the great mystery we all inhabit, and to Elena Ray for the beautiful artwork. For those who have difficulty seeing Facebook links, here is the text:- ‘Move with … Continue reading
Posted in actualizing tendency, awakening, Bernadette Miller, consciousness, organismic experiencing, photographs & pictures, poetry, spirituality, surrender, Toko-pa
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