This newsletter now reaches 68,096 subscribers.The role of the artist, James Baldwin believed, is “to make you realize the doom and glory of knowing who you are and what you are.” This, too, is the role of the forest, it occurs to me as I walk the ferned, mossed woods daily to lose my self and find myself between the trees to “live the questions,” in Rilke’s lovely phrase - to let the rustling of the leaves beckon forth the stirrings and murmurings on the edge of the psyche, which we so often brush away in order to go on being the smaller version of ourselves we have grown accustomed to being out of the unfaced fear that the grandeur of life, the grandeur of our own untrammeled nature, might require of us more than we are ready to give. Thank you for helping us spread the good. MovedByLove // CF Sites // Karma Kitchen // More We invite you to get involved.ĭailyGood // Conversations // iJourney // HelpOthers KarmaTube is a collection of inspiring videos accompanied by simple actions every viewer can take.

It takes faith to acknowledge possibilities, to say yes to life and to love, to give ourselves permission to experience happiness.Įverybody Can Be Great, Martin Luther King, Jr. Through this reading we see how our own beliefs about what we think we deserve can limit us, and how daring to broaden our sense of what is possible can liberate us beyond what we can even imagine.

Poet and philosopher David Whyte reads his poem The Truelove. Having trouble reading this mail? View it in your browser.

This week's inspiring video: The Truelove by David Whyte

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