After a couple of Southern Comforts, lol ... and a lot of talking, a friend dared me to psycho analyse myself. "Dared" because its not always that easy to look deep inside oneself and embrace whatever you find ...
Perfectly said and felt1
I've been here! Glad to still be reading you Sandra at this den!
Happy Holidays to you and yours!
May your NEW YEAR bring you EVERYTHING you want it too!
Warm hugs and Blessings, Warrior Purple Lady Sweet Sheooxoo
STay Positive!
Ah, the heart is deceptive above all things, who can know it? I'm forever trying to part the two fierce dogs fighting within for control of my soul: the old man and the new. That is, new through Christ.
Wonderfully courageous and upfront. . .but you know you have just
described what goes on in me and. . .?most of us? So hard not to let
fear guide our lives. To put on a tough front -- "tiger skin, claws & all" -- and choose to be combatant, rather than. . .whatever. Have to admit I am pretty neurotic. (More'n you, wanna bet?;0) But. . .it is a very good thing to ask these kinds of questions. How can we grow if we don't? T h a n k y o u for the thought-provoking and soul-shaking
write. Grow ON !! 'Pea' <3
Brava! A good thing too, for how else can you "to thine own self be true"?! Knowing oneself is more than half the battle in making the necessary decisions that are appropriate for you and your onward journey... and if you know what you're doing, then everyone else around you will feel like THEY know what you're doing, too! Too many of us are going around in an apologetic dither in life, perhaps... confusing ourselves and everyone around us - simply because we have never taken the time to look within, like you have here... an excellent example to follow! TY Kate xx
Reviewed by Phyllis Du'Gas (Reader)
Reviewed on June 7, 2005
I was right with you on this one! BRAVO...WELL DONE SISTAH!!!
Hi Sandra.
A most interesting analysis.
You are correct in that we do build our own cages, but the question remains. Do the bars keep them out, or do they imprison us?
I wonder.
Very nicely done.
Thank you for sharing.
Robin
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I've been here! Glad to still be reading you Sandra at this den!
Happy Holidays to you and yours!
May your NEW YEAR bring you EVERYTHING you want it too!
Warm hugs and Blessings, Warrior Purple Lady Sweet Sheooxoo
STay Positive!
Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)
described what goes on in me and. . .?most of us? So hard not to let
fear guide our lives. To put on a tough front -- "tiger skin, claws & all" -- and choose to be combatant, rather than. . .whatever. Have to admit I am pretty neurotic. (More'n you, wanna bet?;0) But. . .it is a very good thing to ask these kinds of questions. How can we grow if we don't? T h a n k y o u for the thought-provoking and soul-shaking
write. Grow ON !! 'Pea' <3
Raw, naked introspection. Fantastic and the title is perfect.
Cynthia
Ingrid
Vesna*
Best way to find out who one is, is by going as far as one can, and see how one copes.
Like how this is done in a proverb kinda way.
Phyllis
A most interesting analysis.
You are correct in that we do build our own cages, but the question remains. Do the bars keep them out, or do they imprison us?
I wonder.
Very nicely done.
Thank you for sharing.
Robin
Jambo! Habari gani? Mzuri sana, asante sana. :) (I see by your bio you're from Tanzania. Oooooh...I wanna GO to Tanzania.....LOL)
Welcome to Author's Den, as my twin sister (Karen) says, you're among friends!
Excellent questions, a wise write that gives the reader pause--well done!
((((HUGS)))) and love, Karla. :)
(((HUGS))) and love, a new friend in america, karen lynn in texas. :)
i would love to go to tanzania or kenya someday! :)