Photo taken by contributor Danielle, a woman who suffers from severe depression, and a bipolar diagnosis.
About this photo: “I try to view the world from a place of love, but it is hard when you have been hurt or have issues that keep you from getting close to people. I have learned that I must recognize my negative thoughts and feelings and try to let them go. The difficulties in my relationships and pain I hold onto are hurting me the most. I must try to acknowledge my negative thoughts as they come, recognize them without judgment, and release them. Like letters in the sand, I must see them but know that they will soon be washed away. If I let them be washed away, I can strive to exist in a more balanced and healthy, loving place.”
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Just published a post on your photos- reblog any where you like. I saw a post with your picture and a few words but I can’t find it. Would you leave a comment about where I can copy and paste it? thanks-melanie
thank you kindly for reblog. its greatly appreciated. I’m not quite sure which picture you are referring to. but my guess its a black and white one of my wife and I.
I must be mistaken ..It was a series of overlaping heads shots and a short paragraph which mentions that you are an architecture student.. you have 7 likes in about 10 minutes
I have never been an architecture student. I may have reblogged something from an architecture student.
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This is why I should not visit a bunch of new sites in one day. i am a completely a right-brained,sort of writer. Intuition is great but logical part of my brain is lacking. Just ask my poor husband.
Still like your stuff
Thank you. It’s still VERY appreciated!!!
🙂 you are kind you now have 11 likes
Good one says it all in one
I can relate. It is critical that we let go. The baggage is toxic, a cancer of the soul. Which often turns into one of the body. I see you follow Christian bloggers. I hope this blesses you:
https://aholisticjourney.wordpress.com/2013/05/15/faith-and-suffering/