Every voyage
has both
the tempest
and the calm
The mummer
has often
the clearest
of voice
'Tis better
travel alone
than join with
rogue's company
Progress
comes not
without
change
Claim not
as right
that given
in gift
Look to
the light
and shadows
fall behind
has both
the tempest
and the calm
The mummer
has often
the clearest
of voice
'Tis better
travel alone
than join with
rogue's company
Progress
comes not
without
change
Claim not
as right
that given
in gift
Look to
the light
and shadows
fall behind
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3 comments:
Ok, Let me just make sure I get this. Are we "spaking" these phrases three times each for six days? And then tomorrow do we say these phrases plus a new set, or do we only do the new set?
Sigh. I'm an uncaffeinated blond.
Hi Karla, the way I understand it is that we are picking ONE of these phrases and "spaking" it 6 times ... and then repeating that action 3 times a day with the SAME phrase - so that at the end of the day we have repeated our chosen phrase 18 times. The next day we pick a NEW phrase and do the same thing... And at the end of the six days, we rest our by now overworked brains... LOL...
It seems so simplistic, and yet, I'm curious to see if it will have any effect on me at all.
I've been in a terrible funk for let me see... must be about 40 days now... I'm hoping this is the new prozak.
Today I'm doing the "look to the light" one... ... strangely enough, it has lightened my mood already!
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