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My list what i worry about, see more here sept2013.30daysoflists.com/2013/09/list-5-things-i-tend-t...
Allan Claret (guitar).
Worry Blast @ Thônex (Geneva), Switzerland, 30.01.2016.
(c) Christophe Losberger
sometimes, no matter what i tell myself, no matter what i do to try and distract myself, there is no getting around the fact that i am worried, and the worry gets me. it gets in that it catches up with me and it gets me in that it understands me...for it has been with me for oh so long
Allan Claret (guitar).
Worry Blast @ Thônex (Geneva), Switzerland, 30.01.2016.
(c) Christophe Losberger
These gargoyles wonder if they'll ever be sold
(Desert Flower Wholesale on U.S. Route 30, just west of Gettysburg, PA)
Uh, the hedgehog worried me, not that the hedgehog was worrying...
This young one we found out in broad daylight on the edge of the path round the reservoirs. That's not right.
Mother and baby stopping for a quick snack in my backyard.
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Mãe e filho parando para um lanche rápido no meu quintal.
Do not anticipate trouble, or worry about what may never happen. Keep in the sunlight.
~Benjamin Franklin
we're all broken. It doesn't matter how you look. someday you'll see.
I was told that he was self conscious. Perhaps I like him so much because all mine are at least as broken as he appears to be. He wears it on his face and Chloe, well chloe makes herself forget and becomes lost in books. every day Cain's name is on her lips and she can't remember why. It is too painful to try. Perhaps it is easier to wear your pain upon your face then allow it to unfurl in your mind. They are both just as broken, and he'll never know it.
Thanks Victoria for letting me play while you painted strawberry vines. I adore your little ones so much!
The stress of worrying was getting Sara down, until the Centre put her in touch with a new product called Sensormind. “It’s changed our lives for the better,” explained Sara. “Wireless activity sensors installed around Mum’s flat check that everything’s is OK. If I am out, the sensors alert me if there is a problem, even if Mum has not pressed her personal alarm. It’s inexpensive and simple to install – and has been a great success for us.”
Sara now enjoys worry-free time away from her mother. “I am now more relaxed about leaving Mum and am finally able to take a break without the stress and anxiety I used to feel.”
I was once sharing Bhakti literature and met a man who said he was a lawyer. I asked if he had heard of the law of karma, to which he replied “No” and quickly closed the door. While it may be cool to casually toss the word karma around in conversation, unfortunately, this is a common response to any deeper discussion of the topic. Of course, we all recognise the need to understand the law of the land we live in, and our parents take care to teach it to us for good reason. But what about the universal law - wouldn’t that also be worth knowing? While making this photo didn’t realise who these people walking towards me were until they got close and I saw that they were police officers, and because we all knew the law and were following it we happily traded smiles as they marched by. This caused me to reflect on how Bhakti Yoga naturally harmonises our consciousness and lifestyle with the universal law of karma, making it a true no worries lifestyle.