101 Quotes by Jeff Brown

Amazing how we push away what we most want to hold close. Humans.

After what felt like an eternity, we started to walk the trails. I looked at my watch. We had only been by the river for 30 minutes. So strange. Time lasts forever when you are actually in the moment.

To Each Their Path.

When you see a new trail, or a footprint you do not know, follow it to the point of knowing. – SIOUX PROVERB.

God knows I wasn’t ready to actually do any healing, but I was ready to write about it. Funny how that works. Funny how we come at things conceptually first, before life pushes us to experience them in real time.

I look forward to the day when we can meet one another in our true nakedness, stripped free of unresolved emotions, pain-induced projections, the distortions of duality. For too long we have been on opposite sides of the river, the bridge between our hearts washed away by a flood of pain. But the time has come to construct a new bridge, one that comes into being with each step we take, one that is fortified with benevolent intentions and authentic self-revealing. As we walk toward one.

At some point, a wave of repressed emotion broke through my armor, demanding expression and release. As I plumbed the depths of my despair, I shed one layer of pain after another. My inner world was like a series of reservoirs, each holding a different wave of emotional memory behind them. When one reservoir burst, another soon appeared. This phase went on for many months – the first of many essential release phases.

People should think twice before making rude remarks,” said Mrs. Lambchop. “And then not make them at all.

Stop looking for answers outside yourself. Don’t ask God, BE GOD. You’re the sculptor of your own reality – don’t hand your tools to anyone else. Even the Big G!