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My name is Shelly Johnson, and I am a writer and philosopher with a Ph.D. in philosophy. I write about four basic truths which help us develop confidence and resilience. These truths are that we are worthy, capable, connected, and called to adventure.
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excellent post; these are simple truths, but what is important about them is that they are truths, not that they are simple (no matter how much people might think you naive): light to light
Thank you so much! I am really glad you enjoyed this post. I have recently been discovering that the simplest truths are often the most transformative.
I’m smiling, warm and so moved reading this. I reckon the journey you’ve described and illustrated is one that many can relate to. Thanks for the reminder that we have more power within us than we often realise to choose gentleness, compassion and bringing our energy to create more of what we want in our world – such as inspiration, encouragement, humour and clarity through your blog ❤️?
I am so delighted that you found yourself “warmed and moved” while reading this post. That is exactly what I had hoped for when people read this. This is a hard time, and we can be loving reminders to each other of the beautiful energy we want to bring into the world. <3
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Which of these illustrations or words does your heart respond to? Would you like to sketch your own journey through the news of the past few months and where you’re at with it all in this moment?
So, so kind, Naomi! Thank you!
Your post, although entertaining, is filled with truth. Isn’t it amazing how our best teachers are those we dislike.
Thank you so much, Bernadette! I really agree with you. Often painful teachers and painful emotions are our best teachers.