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No Fears No Chains
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Las ruinas nos invitan a apreciar lo viejo y lo ro

Las ruinas nos invitan a apreciar lo viejo y lo roto. Lo que permanece, testarudo y resiliente. Lo que queda, tiznado e impregnado con ecos y sabiduría del pasado.

Atenas, Grecia 🇬🇷❤️

#esperanza #ruinas #sabiduria

So grateful for these days following in the footst

So grateful for these days following in the footsteps of the apostle Paul in Athens and Corinth ❤️❤️ ❤️ grateful for friends, memory evoking food, and loads of sunshine 🌞 #gratitude #greece #apostle #paul #thanks to

Always love a good insightful interview!!! Thanks

Always love a good insightful interview!!! Thanks Dr Kevin Burton for sharing. #history #antislavery #hope

Deb Deana was so generous to agree to talk with me

Deb Deana was so generous to agree to talk with me about glimmers. ❤️❤️❤️ I love how powerful micro moments of joy can be!!! The whole interview with Deb, a clinical social worker dealing with complex trauma, will be available soon on my YouTube channel #polyvagaltheory #glimmer #hope #calm

Croatia is always beautiful and inspiring. I’m t

Croatia is always beautiful and inspiring. I’m thankful for friends, delightful food and and sunny days ❤️❤️❤️

Estoy tratando de aprender a escuchar a mi resenti

Estoy tratando de aprender a escuchar a mi resentimiento con una curiosidad compasiva. ¿Qué me quiere decir? ¿Cuál es la mejor manera de gestionarlo? ¿Qué pasa cuando lo miro a los ojos con ganas de aprender de él, aunque su visita me incomode?

I am trying to learn to listen to my resentment with compassionate curiosity. What is trying to tell me? How can I best manage it? What happens when I look it in the eyes, with a teachable attitude, even though its visit makes me uncomfortable?