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The lives of two women of different generations are intertwined at the end of the WWII in a search of answers about lost friends and enemies. The answers are linked to female espionage work in the First World War Based true stories of women who worke
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“Rarely, if ever, are any of us healed in isolation. Healing is an act of communion.”
― All About Love: New Visions
― All About Love: New Visions
“The truest, most beautiful life never promises to be an easy one. We need to let go of the lie that it's supposed to be.”
― Untamed
― Untamed
“I marvel at how wildly different each of their stories is. It’s proof that our lives were never meant to be cookie-cutter, culturally constructed carbon copies of some ideal. There is no one way to live, love, raise children, arrange a family, run a school, a community, a nation. The norms were created by somebody, and each of us is somebody. We can make our own normal. We can throw out all the rules and write our own. We can build our lives from the inside out. We can stop asking what the world wants from us and instead ask ourselves what we want for our world. We can stop looking at what’s in front of us long enough to discover what’s inside us. We can remember and unleash the life-changing, relationship-changing, world-changing power of our own imagination. It might take us a lifetime. Luckily, a lifetime is exactly how long we have.”
― Untamed
― Untamed
“Economist and historian Albert Hirschman, in his book Exit, Voice, and Loyalty, suggested that people have two general classes of responses available when they are unhappy. They can exit the situation, or they can protest and give voice to their concerns. In the marketplace, exit is the characteristic response to dissatisfaction. If a restaurant no longer pleases us, we go to another.”
― The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less
― The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less
“Each woman has potential access to Rio Abajo Rio, this river beneath the river. She arrives there through deep meditation, dance, writing, painting, prayermaking, singing, drumming, active imagination, or any activity which requires an intense altered consciousness. A woman arrives in this world-between-worlds through yearning and by seeking something she can see just out of the corner of her eye. She arrives there by deeply creative acts, through intentional solitude, and by practice of any of the arts.”
― Women Who Run With the Wolves
― Women Who Run With the Wolves
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