Eleutheria and Inertia

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wonderful, wonder-filled entry! as painful as these "reconstruction" periods may be, i welcome them with open arms because with each one i experience... more of me is rediscovered. my mother used to tell me that nothing grows without a certain amount of pain and i've alway thought that to be completely accurate. it's the wallowing in the painful valleys that keeps progress at bay, and keeps those objects at rest, at rest.

i delight in this retelling because i see the light at the end of the tunnel shining from within you, and with each revelation you uncover it grows brighter and brighter.

the universe was created in "seven days"... and this is evidence that it was reborn in you in the same amount of time. grand luck for the rest of the journey my sister!
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well, i'm not going to be anywhere near as eloquent as AngelaMichelle, but it had seemed to me that you weren't around as much this week, and now i know why!

are congratulations appropriate in this case? i'm not sure, but i can feel your relief in your writing, your revelations, and that makes me happy for you

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@AM: you have such a beautiful energy about you. I see the light at the end of the tunnel too. Thanks sister, you helped much more than you could ever know. *hugs*

@Liz: I don't know whether it's congrats, or good morning. whatever it is babe, I'm just grateful it's arrived. *insert cheese grin here*


Sounds like you had a good week.
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I have to say that as I'm fighting the good fight myself, that maybe this isn't what we're supposed to do at all. Maybe we should love it. We have to love ourselves hard and soft. Love is rarely peaceful, but at the end we still have to hold ourselves.

War is easy by comparison.
We have to love ourselves hard and soft.

Mathilde...as usual, you said it. It sometimes seems the hardest thing to do. I heard somethings escape my insides this week that really, really ached. Other thing I noticed? Staying in that space, staying clear? That's the most purposeful job we can ever do for ourselves. Nothing could be more necessary. I think the more we practice that, the shorter the battles.
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I pick faulty products though, with the same malfunction - they take more than they give. So I expel energy at a maddening clip...

I hear ya sister. Draining me of my energy, my drive, my passion, my laughter, my money, my happiness, my power, my love is now, FINALLY after all these years, a big flashing, sign with sirens that tells me "run away - run as far and as fast as possible" from this person...this emotional vampire... (as I have taken to calling them - and Karen is NOT one).
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i've been in that situation, too. give and give and give and then give some more, and left exhausted and wondering what the hell was wrong with me, that i wasn't worth being given anything back. it sucks, and i'm still learning how to get out of the situation, how to stop throwing myself up against that brick wall. it's slow going, but it's gotten easier.

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