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Passing Ideas

Passing Ideas

“Are our thoughts nothing but passing trains, no stops, devoid of dimension, whizzing by massive posters with repeating images?” - Patti Smith

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Smith’s Identity

Smith’s Identity

“I loved my coat and the café and my morning routine. It was the clearest and simplest expression of my solitary identity.” - Patti Smith

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PATTI SMITH

“This is how I live, I am thinking.”

“But I would also keep on living, refusing to surrender my pen.”

PATTI SMITH

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“Winning”

“Winning”

“No one wins anything; winning is an illusion” - Patti Smith

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Passing Time

Passing Time

  • “Such things that disappear in time we find ourselves longing to see again. We search for them in close-up, as we search for our hands in a dream.” - Patti Smith
  • “How is it that we never completely comprehend our love for someone until they’re gone.” - Patti Smith
  • “Why is it ...

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Patti Smith is a brilliant writer. I’ve previously read “Just Kids” and loved it. M Train is a writer’s collection of coffee, love, and art. How each relate, and how life is an art.

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Tip #3: Declare Positive Affirmations

Tip #3: Declare Positive Affirmations

Using positive affirmations is a helpful practice to strengthen our relationship with God and align our thoughts for the day.

By repeating affirmations such as "I prioritize God in my life" or "Morning devotions are a joy for me," we can establish a fruitful morning routine with God.

6. Know who the real judge is.

We too often limit our lives by worrying about what others think of us: Whether they will criticise us or talk about us behind our backs. Which is weird because people will do that anyway, even if we do nothing much with our lives. But the sad thing is worrying about the opinions of others stops ...

Work vs Karma

Work vs Karma

Work = physical power to do something.

Karma = volitional or action with intention, accompanied by desire for fruits.

You come home from work and spend entire evening watching Netflix, in this case he is not doing any physical work but the conscious choice to watch Netflix is Karma.

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