Tag Archives: Right Livelihood

WANTING AND WILLING

Posted on April 3, 2016 by elainedanforth

To want. . . To be willing. . . It is one thing to want to be big-heady– perhaps as smart as was old Kant– but first, you must be ready to leave behind the well-worn rabbit holes you haunt. … Continue reading →

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DROPPING THE NEED FOR EXCUSES

Posted on August 29, 2015 by elainedanforth

Once you drop the need to make excuse for everything you are and every thing you ever did or were, and then you cut you loose from all of your life’s chains and pains so slow assumed or suddenly bequeathed … Continue reading →

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THE SUPPOSED’TA ROLLA COASTA

Posted on April 9, 2013 by elainedanforth

Sometimes when you do, do what you’re supposed’ta, it lets you pause, regain your ease, when you step off that tiresome “I don’t wanna!”-rolla coasta– presuming that you’ve got in mind just the right kind of stuff that you’re supposed’ta, … Continue reading →

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