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"Become like a river - always flowing, never stagnant."
Osho
"Become like a river - always flowing, never stagnant."
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"May what I do flow from me like a river, no forcing and no holding back, the way it is with children."
Rainer Maria Rilke
"May what I do flow from me like a river, no forcing and no holding back, the way it is with children."
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"It is impossible to pause, stop or delay time."
Sunday Adelaja
"It is impossible to pause, stop or delay time."
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"To let something go is to participate in a much greater dance that we call life."
Craig D. Lounsbrough
"To let something go is to participate in a much greater dance that we call life."
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"Let life flow through you effortlessly. Don't be a resistance to life."
Osho
"Let life flow through you effortlessly. Don't be a resistance to life."
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"Sometimes ideas flow from my mind in a raging river of stringed sentences; I can scarcely scribble on the page fast enough to keep up with the mental current. Sometimes, however, beavers move in and dam the whole thing up."
Richelle E. Goodrich
"Sometimes ideas flow from my mind in a raging river of stringed sentences; I can scarcely scribble on the page fast enough to keep up with the mental current. Sometimes, however, beavers move in and dam the whole thing up."
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"Be like the river - flowing, yet knowing its source."
Osho
"Be like the river - flowing, yet knowing its source."
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"Flowing egoism is not objectionable but if it is caught-up even a little-bit, it is known as obstinacy. Flowing egoism is dramatic egoism. It is not problematic."
Dada Bhagwan
"Flowing egoism is not objectionable but if it is caught-up even a little-bit, it is known as obstinacy. Flowing egoism is dramatic egoism. It is not problematic."
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"The question under all this: How to get the idler to accept and engage the yearning? And that, my friends, is a deep and subtle question that will take a while to master, and the mastering of it will require redefining the presumption of what mastery even is. It is certainly not control. Mastery of anything is, more than anything else, the transformation of work into play. Giving orders and answers, never making mistakes, and having around you others with the opinion that you are great has nothing at all to do with it. Read carefully: to yearn for, to be compelled by, is being called to play."
Darrell Calkins
"The question under all this: How to get the idler to accept and engage the yearning? And that, my friends, is a deep and subtle question that will take a while to master, and the mastering of it will require redefining the presumption of what mastery even is. It is certainly not control. Mastery of anything is, more than anything else, the transformation of work into play. Giving orders and answers, never making mistakes, and having around you others with the opinion that you are great has nothing at all to do with it. Read carefully: to yearn for, to be compelled by, is being called to play."
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