Author: Todd Lohenry

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The Chainsmokers & Coldplay

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The Past | Moving Forward | Acceptance

Well said…

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Do you know how much time I’ve sat there or lay there and thought about things I’ve regretted doing, I would think about them until I was blue in the face and there was tears in my eyes? Too much bloody time.

I struggled so much with forgiving myself for my mistakes. I was always blaming myself for things that happened me in the past or things that went down and yes sometimes things were my fault, but even when they weren’t my fault I’d act like it was my fault. I would over think it so much I would struggle to leave the house.

People have a habit of saying “it’s his/her own fault” or “he/she deserves everything she gets” but I think if they were inside my head back then for five minutes they would know that was worse punishment then anything they could have wished on me…

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Practicing Presence

The presence of God is infinite, everywhere, always, and forever. You cannot not be in the presence of God. There’s no other place to be. Source: Practicing Presence – Center for Action and Contemplation

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Pure Presence

Presence is pretty much the same as wisdom! Presence is the one thing necessary to attain wisdom, and in many ways, it is the hardest thing of all. Source: Pure Presence – Center for Action and Contemplation

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The clod and the pebble; an interesting perspective on love

A close reading of Blake’s classic poem ‘The Clod and the Pebble’ is a William Blake poem that first appeared in his 1794 volume Songs of Experience, the companion-piece to his 1789 collection Songs of Innocence. The poem stages a conversation between a clod of clay and a pebble to make a point about the […]

via A Short Analysis of William Blake’s ‘The Clod and the Pebble’ — Interesting Literature

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