“I don’t believe makeup and the right hairstyle alone can make a woman beautiful. The most radiant woman in the room is the one full of life and experience.”
Sharon Stone (American Actress; March 10th, 1958)
“…Love was the common denominator that transformed me, not the outer trappings: love for my husband, love four our child. love for my work. This is perhaps the most important beauty lesson any of us can ever learn. Love has the power to transcend our physical limitations.”
“The more I wonder, the more I love.”
Alice Walker (American Novelist & Short Story Writer; February 9th, 1944)
“When wonder and love become as indispensable to you as foundation and blush, you will become the most radiant woman in the world.”
“I know for a fact that love recreates you. I have felt more beautiful with each passing year and seem to have found a ‘Fountain of Youth’ of sorts as I look and feel better now than I ever have. Each passing year is better than any before it. My husband Neil is my love elixir.”
–Ban Breathnach, Sarah. “Simple Abundance: A Daybook of Comfort and Joy”. Grand Central Publishing. (1976). Kindle Page 138 to 139 of 501.
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“Taking joy in life is a woman’s best cosmetic.”
Rosalind Russell (American Actress & Model; June 4th, 1907 to November 28th, 1976)
“It is allure, the, mesmerizing power to entice or attract through personal charm and mystery.”
“Where there is a woman there is magic.”
Ntozake Shange (American Playwright & Poet; September 11th, 1885 to March 2nd, 1930)
“You choose to take joy in real life as it unfolds day by day, hour by hour, a heartbeat at a time.”
“To live is so startling, it leaves little time for anything else.”
Emily Dickinson (American Poet; December 19th, 1830 to May 15th, 1886)
“I believe our life IS the gift! I live newly into each moment…each breath. To know I get to love my husband completely in each moment with a fire hose of love IS the juice of life!“
–Ban Breathnach, Sarah. “Simple Abundance: A Daybook of Comfort and Joy”. Grand Central Publishing. (1976). Kindle Page 136 to 138 of 501.
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Driving home from work, I spotted an adolescent Bald Eagle flying across I-90 from the south side to the north side of the freeway and pacing with my vehicle. I am so blessed and in the “FLOW”.🦅
“Intuition is a spiritual faculty, and does not explain, but simply points the way.”
Florence Scovel Shinn (American Artist & Book Illustrator; September 24th, 1871 to October 17th, 1940)
“Intuition has been called our ‘sixth sense’ and is often an ability ascribed to women.”
…believed that the intelligence that “arises out of sex and beauty is intuition.”
D. H. Lawrence (English Novelist & Short Story Writer; September 11th, 1885 to March 2nd, 1930)
…feminine intuition was a result of our “age-long training in human relations.”
Margaret Mead (American Cultural Anthropologist and Author; December 16th, 1901 to November 15th, 1978)
“Intuition is the subliminal sense Spirit endowed us with to maneuver safely through the maze that is real life. Wild animals rely on their intuition to stay alive; we should reply on ours to thrive.”
“It is only by following your deepest instinct that you can lead a rich life and if you let your fear of consequence prevent you from following your deepest instinct then your life will be safe, expedient and thin.”
Katharine Butler Hathaway (American Writer; 1890 to 1942)
“One such intuitive signal is the emotional trembling that accompanies creative discovery or warns us not to take an action. Another intuitive message breaks through when we suddenly grasp that to try something new might be delightful; we do so and are surprised by joy. A third intuitive nudge occurs through revelational the inner knowing that helps us arrive at the right place at the right time so that we can be swept away by the benevolent flow of synchronicity that gets us where we’re meant to be as easily as the Universe can arrange it.”
“…one in whom persuasion and belief/Had ripened into faith, and faith become/A passionate intuition.”
William Wordsworth (English Poet; April 7th 1770 to April 23rd, 1850)
“I have always had a strong intuitive sense of my experience of the world. It has served me well and I trust it. Combined with my synesthesia, I feel bolstered by my intuition in understanding and navigating my world.”
–Ban Breathnach, Sarah. “Simple Abundance: A Daybook of Comfort and Joy”. Grand Central Publishing. (1976). Kindle Page 135 to 136 of 501.
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My Distilled Life 