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Did I Really Want to Know?

This morning I read a blog about sharing a part of your nature that you feel you have lost. I must admit that this post moved something in me. It gave me another perspective that I never considered. I suppose that the post might mean different things to each one of us but you be the judge. Just click Tea and Honey Bread to go to her blog. It was such a lovely post.

I leave you with this...


"The old skin has to shed before the new one can come."
~Joseph Campbell

Enjoy the rest of today.

NAMASTE
Kalaya
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  1. T.AllenMarch 23, 2012 at 12:42 PM

    Thank you, Kalaya. Funny, it was one of those posts that I almost didn't post for fear that no one would understand. Thank you, again.

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    1. Kalaya SteedeMarch 24, 2012 at 8:15 AM

      Hi T, I am so grateful for your post and it was written so beautifully. I was thinking about it all day yesterday. Merci for stopping by.

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