Beautiful artwork to accompany your pointed question. My balance comes with my understanding that all my experiences, good and bad, lead me back to who I am. Knowing myself removes all the questions about life and the direction it will take. I didn’t arrive at balance in a short decade or two. It took time. I understood when I realized that the struggle in the depth of sorrow taught me the value of joy. Since joy can be fleeting, I learned to cherish the moments of light and work diligently through the months of darkness. Somewhere in all that nebulous existence, I realized that butterflies always make me smile. I thank you for that. 🙂
Thank you for sharing your experience! I think it’ll take me a couple decades as well. But I’m hoping I can get there and enjoy the butterflies along the way as well.
I really like the art work, thank you. My balancing act seems to be the fact I have to accept the ups and downs. I can’t quite balance the see saw and when I do….I find it rather boring ;-/
Just keep trying. It is the pursuit of a balanced life where the value is hidden and not the attainment of such a goal.
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Certainly a pursuit I believe is well worth it.
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LOVE This work!
Great “sensitivity” in the tone and shapes
Secret to balancing life?
Think about your death
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Thank you! And I suppose it’s not something I often contemplate, but sounds like something I should!
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It is all in the details, the sudden flutter of wings we barely hear and the unique spark of light we barely see. 🙂
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Beautifully worded! Thank you! It made me smile.
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Nutella
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Now on the shopping list.
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stunning painting
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Thank you!
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Know yourself first. Then look after yourself. Once you’ve done that, you can naturally look after others.
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It may not be a perfect balance, but as close to it as it can be. At least, that’s worked for me. Each person probably has their own unique way.
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I think I’m still working on that.
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Beautiful artwork to accompany your pointed question. My balance comes with my understanding that all my experiences, good and bad, lead me back to who I am. Knowing myself removes all the questions about life and the direction it will take. I didn’t arrive at balance in a short decade or two. It took time. I understood when I realized that the struggle in the depth of sorrow taught me the value of joy. Since joy can be fleeting, I learned to cherish the moments of light and work diligently through the months of darkness. Somewhere in all that nebulous existence, I realized that butterflies always make me smile. I thank you for that. 🙂
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Thank you for sharing your experience! I think it’ll take me a couple decades as well. But I’m hoping I can get there and enjoy the butterflies along the way as well.
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Definitely stop for butterflies, rainbows too. Have a great weekend!
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I really like the art work, thank you. My balancing act seems to be the fact I have to accept the ups and downs. I can’t quite balance the see saw and when I do….I find it rather boring ;-/
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I guess life really is a series of ups and downs…
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It most certainly is! But you need the downs to appreciate the ups….
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Very true!
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😀
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Prayer is good for wisdom. Giving something away helps too.
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Like the artwork, most definitely fluttering
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Thank you!
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