She Never Asked for Flowers.
She put a book down at nineteen one day, a knife in her hand, onions in the way, no one said stop, no one said stay, she just learned to want things the quiet way. She was someone’s daughter before she was a bride, she had a laugh that lived too loud inside, a blue salwar, loose hair, nothing to hide, then the door of that life slowly closed from the outside. He was not cruel let the record be clear, he fixed broken things, he was always near, but in thirty-eight years, not
Priyank S.
7 hours ago2 min read
STOP! Being the driver-in-your-vehicle-of-life all the time.
True Acceptance practice allows you to be the passenger in your vehicle of life, it free’s you of all responsibility, and being judgmental of everything, and everyone. When you are the passenger, you can relax and let life take you in the flow to where it wants to go. You can stop making decisions and just enjoy the ride. You can stop the fight and the struggle of always trying to be in control. You can just let all your concerns, sounds, thoughts, feelings, emotions, worries
acceptance-52
4 days ago2 min read
The Enemy Within. You are your own BIGGEST enemy.
To be conscious of the inner voice that’s always critical of oneself is a good practice. It never has anything good to say about you. It’s always criticising everything you do. The voice inside your head never shuts up. It’s always there to put you down, to make you feel inadequate. You are thinking now, “This blokes barmy, he is not right in the head! I don’t have a voice in my head! I’ll stop reading this blog right now he’s crazy! I can’t take him serious any more!” 🤪🗯”R
acceptance-52
May 175 min read
