Tag: patience

• Rainer Maria Rilke on Patience and Living the Questions

  “I beg you… to have patience with everything unresolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves as if they were locked rooms or books written in a very foreign language. Don’t search for the answers, which could not be given to you now, because you would not be able to live them.…

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  May 5, 2013

  Change, Decisions, Life, Men, Nature, Photography, Quotes, Wisdom, Writing

  1900s, advice, ambiguity, artist, being, books, career, finding, gradual, guidance, heart, identity, inner judgment, letters, Letters to a Young Poet, life, live everything, live the questions, mystery, patience, person, poet, poetry, potential, present, Rainer Maria Rilke, searching, self, trust, trust yourself, unresolved questions, virtue, wisdom, work, writer, writing, young

• Why Should I Be Positive? 10 Reasons

  Disclaimer: This is a post directed to anyone feeling down. I am not a psychologist or counsellor. I’m only trained by life. I can’t say this will be worth your while. I’m just a 22- year-old who’s gone through some emotional turmoil and hears from people who feel the same; people who aren’t happy in…

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  April 15, 2013

  Call to Action, Capitalism, Change, Fitness, Health, Life

  belief, edmund burke, gratitude, happiness, health, life, life is a ride, love, minds, move, neuroplasticity, passion, patience, positivity, potential, push, quality of life, reason to be positive, ride, rollercoaster, self-love, self-work, strength