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Amy Weintraub
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Intimacy and Autonomy: A Balancing Act
Intimacy and Autonomy: A Balancing Act
How do we love a beloved other through moments of oneness—that sense of merging—yet still sustain our autonomy?
The tightrope this question implies is one I have walked my entire adult life, often stumbling, then righting myself and trying again.
I am a practitioner of unconditional love. This doesn’t mean I like everyone. It means I love the essence of who they
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“You have to approach God or whatever is there sideways, at an angle. Through dance or art or, okay, yoga, or breathing practices – something that opens the doorways of the senses, makes you accessible, because God isn’t accessible. You are.”
― Amy Weintraub, TEMPLE DANCER”
― Temple Dancer
― Amy Weintraub, TEMPLE DANCER”
― Temple Dancer
“You have to approach God or whatever is there sideways, at an angle. Through dance or art or, okay, yoga, or breathing practices – something that opens the doorways of the senses, makes you accessible, because God isn’t accessible. You are.”
― Temple Dancer
― Temple Dancer
“I rejoice that I have a heart big enough to break over and over again.”
― Yoga for Depression: A Compassionate Guide to Relieve Suffering Through Yoga
― Yoga for Depression: A Compassionate Guide to Relieve Suffering Through Yoga
“And then,
There was a love
Shining so bright,
That even the darkest part
Of our hearts
Felt the warmth”
― HEART ROAR: A Book of Tiny Prayers
There was a love
Shining so bright,
That even the darkest part
Of our hearts
Felt the warmth”
― HEART ROAR: A Book of Tiny Prayers
“You have to approach God or whatever is there sideways, at an angle. Through dance or art or, okay, yoga, or breathing practices – something that opens the doorways of the senses, makes you accessible, because God isn’t accessible. You are.”
― Temple Dancer
― Temple Dancer
“When you look for God,
God is in the look of your eyes
In the thought of looking, nearer to you than your self,
or things that have happened to you
There’s no need to go outside.
Be melting snow.
Wash yourself of yourself.
A white flower grows in the quietness.
Let your tongue become that flower.”
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God is in the look of your eyes
In the thought of looking, nearer to you than your self,
or things that have happened to you
There’s no need to go outside.
Be melting snow.
Wash yourself of yourself.
A white flower grows in the quietness.
Let your tongue become that flower.”
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