I totally agree with you about multiple perspectives. I’ve been honored to get feedback on my blog from such amazing people, many of whom have their own powerful, positive sites. There’s so much beauty and passion pulsing through this corner of the blogosphere, and I’m eternally grateful to be a part of it.

I loved reading your interview and the insights you shared. I’ve had my own afflictions, like everyone, and I didn’t always deal with them well. I’ve come along way, but I still need inspirations to remind me to choose the wiser path. Your interview was just that inspiration.

Fantastic quote. Thanks for sharing it =)

Lori

Thank you Lori, there is nothing more positive than discovering the myriad wonders we each have to offer & sharing them. “Seeing Good” is truly done from multiple perspectives which can only be gained by checking in w/each other; borrowing others’ eyes. I can hardly wait to explore these fellow sights & wonders, discovering the wonderful people w/out whom such views would be impossible. 0_0

I’m also honored that you again quoted me & hope those w/little or no pain (I’ve heard you exist ~_^) will explore my experiences as well for we’ve all got something that would hold us back if we let it. Thanx again.. certainly for inviting me but, moreover, for throwing a gratitude party & making all these introductions. ^_^

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“A real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.” — Marcel Proust

Dan~ Your comment was so great to read. I’m thrilled that you enjoy my blog, and even happier to know you. By the way, 13 is my lucky number. That’s not entirely relevant in any way, but I just thought I’d let you know!

Shankar~ I totally agree with you. It’s amazing the joy you feel when you put something positive out there. One of the things that really helps me stay positive is yoga. It’s very meditative, and it leads me toward a sense of inner calm–which makes it easier to be upbeat. When I feel down or negative, I practice deep breathing or visit my blog. Re-reading some of my writing or the comments does a world of good! My maturity has it’s moments (put on an Adam Sandler movie and it’s like I’m 12!) But my actual age is 29. Thank you so much for the compliments. They made my morning!

Mike~ You are quite welcome! I feel like I know you sorta well, having communicated on Twitter and here for a while now. I love learning what you think about things because you’re smart and insightful. I’m thrilled to know you read all the comments. I get excited thinking about the sense of community I feel on here, and I appreciate that you’re part of it.

BTW it’s also awesome that as soon as I was gonna type a comment that there were already 19 comments. Even in those times where my comment is way at the top it’s great to check later on and read everyone’s comments even after my post because everyone’s thoughts who go here are great to read. It’s true it takes a lot longer to read when you read the post then every single comment, but many things that are really worth reading take longer and the accumulated thoughts of these posts and community input is not an exception. I guess I means to say hooray to everyone.

It’s simply great! Keep it up. The only happiness we ever could feel is through contributing something positive to this world. And no doubt you are doing exactly that – in a right manner. We all are trying to leave behind a good legacy, and you’ve selected a very decent path. may God bless you.

Please drop a few lines about how you stabelize your mind towards positivity, all the time. Is there any short cut to maintain that?

And I’m eager to know about your exact age. Your maturity is striking.

Shankar.