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I had a conversation yesterday about a lack of resiliency amongst some of the younger people. It is good to provide a place to land, but sometimes people need to come out of the cocoon and skin their knees. This Elisabeth Kübler-Ross quote points that out. I think of the people I know that I admire and many of them are incredibly resilient people who bounce back.
Beautifully brought out!
…And profound life lessons!
They do offer us great life lessons.
Fantastic!
Thank you.
Important for us to pas on to our young people: the idea that suffering and struggle shapes us into more complete human beings.
I agree. It is something that is missing and has been in decline for some time.
Absolutely, Ivon. Absolutely. Thanks for this and for your daily posts, always keenly read by me.
You are welcome Simon and thank you.
Just to say to you how much I appreciate your blogs and your presence!
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THANK YOU!!!
Thank you. It is greatly appreciated.
U’re welcome: you know, I really love your blog!
Sensational post. The world is trying to deny those persons because it doesn’t want to acknowledge them .Even United Nation want to deny them the protection and the help they need.Thank you for liking my poem ( I wish you know ) warm regards.jalal
You are welcome. We need to give voice to all people.
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Fantastic..what profound thoughts and premises you have chosen to write- resonates with most of us and helps us relate to different perspectives so well. Keep up the good work !
Thank you Swati. I find something each day that someone has posted that resonates with me through and through. I am glad others find something in these as well.
I love the quote combined with the photo of that delicate short-lived beautiful flower being worn by a resilient long-lived beautiful woman. Eloquence!
Russ
I agree Russ. It is a beautiful picture that speaks volumes about a life fully lived.