Self Deceit
I have been doing some soul searching. I guess that is a diplomatic way of saying it, as if I had taken time out to actually spent on analyzing my life. It wasn't intentional, so I don't think it is fair to call it an act of self evaluation. The subject fell upon me like a heavy lump of rock, and I spare it no time. I decided to stepped outside of the circle I currently belonged to, to watch everyone else conjugate without me. I decided to be very peaceful even in my normal habitat.
Even the power of change can’t change sparkling sherry into champagne. Even if it is the best sparkling sherry, it could taste like champagne and look like champagne, but it will never be champagne.
When I see gray hair I picked them out. What happens when my hair starts thining? I need to face-up and look to ds laboratories revita for help, instead, I end-up with volumizing shampoo, hairsprays, etc. Recognizing self deceit is part of being confident in who you are.
Now everything adds-up.
Now that I stepped outside of my circle, the day I am forced to wake-up and face the truth. The things I settled for because of my situation, and the clues I brushed aside in order to kept peace, they surfaced once in a while only to remind me to be true to myself. Yet, I am hoping I can sleep-in for a while longer. I am not ready to admit that I knew this was coming.
Today's Flowers, Macro Monday,







Self realization can be a great experience, and a good thing. Whatever it is that you want to uncover, it will be much lighter on your shoulders and most definitely your soul.
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Sometimes it's difficult to go there, through that self realization. Once we have and accept ourselves for who we are, it makes all the difference in the world.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures you show.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a good second Easter Monday.
Hugs Hanne Bente / hbt.finus.dk
It's so great that you have taken some introspective time. That makes you way ahead of the game. A lot of people never even stop to wonder! I'm visiting from a blog hop and am a new follower! I would love it if you'd drop by for a visit and consider following back. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots ~ 'awakening' can be rather painful ~ but worth it ~ wishing you well ~ 'don't worry, be happy' ~thanks, namaste, ^_^
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ReplyDeleteFirst of all you have a very beautiful macro shots! Secondly, your self realization or shall I say life reflection is remarkable. Sometimes it is hard to take few steps to see what is out there. But it will be also awesome to be out in the circle and see it from the outside. Does it worth staying or it is worth taking a risk to step out and spread the wings. ^_^ Love your post and thanks for sharing and the visit too. Happy Easter Monday!
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so true, love your discussion and photos are sooooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHoping you find peace amongst these lovely flowers:)
ReplyDeletexx
Those photos are absolutely breathtaking. Love this post - I'm glad you're staying true to yourself and I hope you find peace in whatever it is that you are reflecting on. ((HUGZ!!))
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Hope you find the answers to what you are searching for.
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty flower by the way...
Aligaga
Really neat pictures! Sometimes we have to do a reality check and make changes that are within our grasp of doing so. I think we find ourselves safe in our comfort zone and not wanting to make the necessary adjustments sometimes. My prayers are with you on what ever you're face. God knows everything. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteFace to face with one's self ...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful macro shots!
ReplyDeleteGood guest post. We need those soul searching moments sometimes to bring us back to reality. Taking a step back and looking at things will help us to form a clearer picture. I hope this reality check will bring you peace and happiness.
beautiful shots of the flower, staying true to one self is liberating and gives a sense of peacefulness.
ReplyDeleteIt takes awhile to mature into that area where you can fully be you without the mask. But the journey there can be rather enlightening.
ReplyDeleteIt's also interesting other people's reaction to this change in you.