Bianca Beck

“When you love yourself, right where you are, right in the middle of your development, your whole life changes. If you only remember one thing about your true identity, remember your true identity is love. You were made by love and for love so that you can give love.”
― Brooke Snow, Living in Your True Identity: Discover, Embrace, and Develop Your Own Divine Nature

“Culturally, we lean toward thinking about talents in an external sense. Those who don’t shine with the arts or a sport often concede to believing they have no talent at all. The following exercise is helpful in identifying talents that may be less obvious—because they aren’t naturally linked to external objects or activities. Talents such as enthusiasm, listening to others, making peace, making friends, hospitality, vision, teaching, organization, compassion, optimism, creative ideas, and problem-solving are a few examples.”
― Brooke Snow, Living in Your True Identity: Discover, Embrace, and Develop Your Own Divine Nature

“When you love yourself, right where you are, right in the middle of your development, your whole life changes. If you only remember one thing about your true identity, remember your true identity is love. You were made by love and for love so that you can give love. The false identity presents the polarity. The false identity is criticism. The most important thing you can ever do for yourself is to never, ever, ever be critical of yourself. Ever.”
― Brooke Snow, Living in Your True Identity: Discover, Embrace, and Develop Your Own Divine Nature

“The seasons don’t cease to change because we haven’t the time to plant or tend or harvest, because grief like a hailstorm comes up sudden and frightens us with its noise. Once the storm rolls on, the fields remain, and life goes on, whatever we prefer.”
― Olivia Hawker, One for the Blackbird, One for the Crow