So many of us make decisions based on the way things feel to us. If they feel good, we do them; if not, we dont. Those who have done therapeutic work, however--whether of body, mind, or emotions--know that what feels good to us is often the perpetuation of disharmonies and dysfunctions that, through repetition, we have taken as normal. Correcting them through awareness, through discovering a more natural, balanced state, may not feel good at first, yet may be exactly what is needed for genuine happiness and well-being.--Dennis Lewis Follow Dennis Lewis, The Laughing Philosopher
Posted on: Sun, 01 Jun 2014 02:30:01 +0000
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