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For there are two grave obstacles to sound vision. One is intellectual immaturity, the other emotional or moral.
Creative Vision in Artist and Audience
Richard Guggenheimer
By meditating, one realizes the ever-changing nature of one's thoughts, which in turn leads one to contemplate the impermanence of all things. For the Buddhist the continuity of human life is an illusion, whereas the self is a succession of ideas and experiences. One can obtain inner peace only by letting go of the illusion of continuity and accepting the ceaseless pace of change.
Time Journeys
Paul Halpern
“Naming love too early is a beautiful but harrowing human difficulty,” writes the poet David Whyte in his book *Consolations.* “Most of our heartbreak comes from attempting to name who or what we love and the way we love, too early in the vulnerable journey of discovery.”
The Flowering Wand
Sophie Strand
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