Another good write. Trusting only yourself, doesn't mean you have to cut everyone else out of your life, it can just mean you rely(Sp?) on yourself first.
Excellent write, Peter. Incredible pic also! The message in this write is astounding. We can rely on no one but ourselves to get us through this world. In the end we all stand alone.
Trusting solely oneself is not the same as entire self-reliance or a lack of co-dependence; it speaks to me of being accountable only to oneself at the end of the day, living by the mistakes you have made and the successes you have wrought as products of your own involvement, founded in God. I like this strong poem of personal sovreignty, though, throughout all of life, we may seek to interact and exchange with others. TY Kate xx
always live life knowing you were born with both feet on the ground and with eyes that see everything that can be imagined and with a spirit that knows the words god reveals to our selves ... i guess, that's trusting yourself ...
I trust the rock paintings and early cave art. Because humankind's most powerful animal imagery suggests a deep felt relationship with the animal world. Good friendships come in earth pigments, the colors of ochre, yellow, red, violet, and black. Some of the rock paintings are depicted with wounds. Through rock paintings, I have learned to mark territorial boundaries and shapeshift, two qualities of intuition and to learn the art of following my heart. Peter, this is a powerful stretch of terrain that suggests we use our primitivism across vast track in the path of time.
Sage
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on December 17, 2005
Great advice and wish I had taken it sooner in my life :-)
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well done!
~Linda
TRASK
Man will always fail us but God never!I love the picture!
Love, Eileen
Sage
Sad to say, but you've penned truth...the only true source we can lean on is God. We can't even trust ourselves...excellent write.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Regis
He knows best..lol!!
Love Tinka
Other people have their own hidden agendas
How very sadly true, especially these days it seems, Peter, and good advice for us all.
In Spirit,
Bear