Memories and musings from my head and my heart.
29 Sep 2014 4 Comments
in Well Said! Tags: bravery, cake or death, Eddie Izzard, everyday mindfullness, fearlessness, Gary Zukov, good friends, healthy relationships, John Lennon Said?, love or fear, love vs fear, self-care, self-love, taking repsonsibility, the inner voice
I’m not sure if John Lennon was the first to explain that we all operate from a place of either love or fear; I would have guessed it was Gary Zukov. Regardless, I use “love vs fear” as a quick-check on my state of mind, both before I react and when I’m exploring my insides. It’s such an easy and effective tool. So thanks, whoever you are!
PS: Thanks, Eddie Izzard; laughter is the best medicine!
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Out of My Mind 
Sep 29, 2014 @ 15:08:56
I hadn’t thought of love and fear in the way you described. I truly like that. I’m a Yin and Yang sort of person. I understand the necessity of opposites to find balance. Your post made me think how I can use this understanding to find my current emotional grid square and then find my way back home to balance. 🙂
Sep 29, 2014 @ 15:10:57
See how simple it is? Brilliant.
Oct 01, 2014 @ 17:15:00
Such a clear and simple reminder that fear leads to comparisons and competition, while love allows us to see other’s gifts and beauty. Thank you for sharing these crucial insights, Laura!
Oct 01, 2014 @ 20:39:19
Thank you for receiving them so beautifully, Carol, and for reminding me what we miss when we’re busy “comparing!”