“When should you let go?” She asked, with her chin rested on her palm.
“When the ‘I love yous’ stop sounding like ‘I love you’,” I answered,
“When they begin to sound very much like, ‘I’m sorry’.”
The emptiness referred to in the teachings is not a vacancy or hollowness. It is not an escape from ourselves; it is the laying bare of ourselves.
Judith Blackstone (via lazyyogi)
All suffering originates from craving, from attachment, from desire.
Edgar Allan Poe
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