A poem Boris wrote for is wife Nicole, for their Seven Year anniversary…
Love is… beautiful.
Sigh. lol
MY SEVEN YEAR ITCH
You’ve always been my itch, so many ways you’ve touched my body, mind and soul from the moment He designed our paths to cross, finally.
You’ve always been…
Our days on earth are short, and we want to enjoy each one of them. Depression and joy simply can’t dwell in the same heart, so I urge you to find so many things to be happy about that there is no room left for depression.
natural..
Esperanza Spalding … SHE is hot!
(via naturalhaireverything)
Alive with possibility
Tiny yet still straining with life
Leaves barely open
You can smell the nectar
You only wait to taste it
Constructing miracles in your mind’s eye
Great fortresses of hope
Majestic as they lightly scrape the sky
Dreams in bright kaleidoscopes
Ode to what could be
Ode to what could be
Some of our most valuable relationships are with those who are different from us because they often bring in new perspectives and information, and challenge us in needed ways. Differences are stimulating and catalytic. We may not initially like those who seem different from us, and we may not like what they stir up in us, but that’s no measure of their value to us or of how we might feel about them once we have come to know them.
I wish people physically looked like their soul. Maybe then we’d value internal qualities.
Judgments can prevent us from being happy in relationships that are compatible on an egoic and personality level, but more important, they can prevent us from forming potentially meaningful relationships, ones that are destined to either help us unfold our potentials and talents or learn the lessons we came here to learn. Judgments can especially interfere with these types of relationships when compatibility and attraction are not at their highest. For superficial reasons, we may overlook a relationship that might be very fulfilling and important to our soul’s intensions for this lifetime.
We assume that being different is wrong, bad, or at least inferior, without realizing that the standard by which we judge others is our own flawed conditioning..
Ephesians 4:31-32 Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you, along with all malice. Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.(attitude: loving and forgiving just like God forgave you)
