If we are to be blessed, we must pursue the Giver of blessings.

Dillon Burroughs
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  4. Keep your best wishes, close to your heart and watch what happens - Tony Deliso

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  1. In my work with hundreds of women over the past few years a theme has emerged: women’s desperate, unquenchable desire to step into their power, countered by the fear of what will happen if they do. The longing to express the riches inside them, wrestling...

  2. Creativity takes courage. Not just once, but consistently. Without courage we cannot be creative. Without feeling fear at some point we will not reach our creative potential. From first putting paint on paper through to selling our work on a worldwide stage there is plenty...

  3. We dare not talk of the darkness for fear it will infect us. We dare not talk of the fire, for fear it will destroy us. And so we live in the half-light, Like our mothers before us. Come to the fire, Feel it warm...

  4. Through knowledge we gain power over our lives. With options we have possibility. With acceptance we find a new freedom.

  5. At her first bleeding a woman meets her power. During her bleeding years she practices it. At menopause she becomes it. Traditional Native American saying

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