Psalms of the Dragonfly Turtle
Inspirations of Love, Transformation, Wisdom and Healing
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It takes courage to be vulnerable in this world, to experience thoughts and emotions honestly in each moment, and with compassion to discern what is love and let the rest go. ~ It takes courage to remain available in this world, to willingly give and receive without guarantee, and through forgiveness to accept the eternal nature of that which creates our selves, others, and the greater world… especially as the things of the physical world appear to crumble. ~ It takes courage to transform in this world, to allow the wisdom of our changing mortal shells to give way to our unchanging divine free selves, and in a spirit of deep belonging to surrender to the greater organized design in which not only every single hair upon our heads has been intimately crafted, but also every single cycle of our rest and renewal has been blessed. It takes courage to be so wholly alive.
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Inspirations come with the power to bring us into more conscious communion with ourselves, others, and the greater world. ~ What pages and pages in books may impart, an inspiration can invoke with a few simple lines. Like an arrow into the center of a target, the receiver of such inspiration can be delivered straight into the womb of heartfelt transformation and deeper understanding. ~ Wisdom is the transcendence of misunderstanding. It is a state of holding all potentials simultaneously—so as to be fully present, aware and alive—with the ability to perceive one’s current conditions with a renewed sense of mystery, reverence and grace. ~
Psalms of the Dragonfly Turtle
features simple inspirations from one woman’s personal challenge to write one~thing~per~day for one year. A challenge that unexpectedly delivered her into the depths of her own faith, and strengthened her courage to honor the wisdom of her individual human path and unique pace of divine grace.About the Author
Brenda Girolamo is a wellness coach, massage therapist, teacher of Tai Chi, an artist and author. Her approach to living bridges philosophy and feeling into an art of healing, and her words speak from the unity, diversity and harmony in which she is immersed when she no longer perceives her life from paradigms steeped in separation, competition and dominance. Brenda resides in New England with her husband Paul and their two very sweet retired greyhounds, Lizzy and Dreamer.