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I must conquer my loneliness alone.

I must be happy with myself or I have nothing to offer.

Two halves have little choice but to join, and yes, they do make a whole.

But two wholes, when they coincide . . . that is beauty.

That is love.
Author: Peter McWilliam, Source: Introduction from Love 101 (book)Saved by elb1179 in love wholeness 3 months ago[save this] [permalink]
Every marriage is a mistake. Some people just cope with their mistakes better than others.
Author: Salvador Minuchin, Source: 1999 Erickson Conference, as cited in Handbook of the Clinical Treatment of Infidelity, Eds. Fred P. Piercy; Katherine M. Hertlein, Ph.D.; Joseph L. Wetchler, Ph.D.Saved by elb1179 in marriage mistake affair 5 months ago[save this] [permalink]
The Fourth Amendment was designed not merely to protect against official intrusions whose social utility was less as measured by some `balancing test' than its intrusion on individual privacy; it was designed in addition to grant the individual a zone of privacy whose protections could be breached only where the `reasonable' requirements of the probable-cause standard were met. Moved by whatever momentary evil has aroused their fears, officials - perhaps even supported by a majority of citizens - may be tempted to conduct searches that sacrifice the liberty of each citizen to assuage the perceived evil. But the Fourth Amendment rests on the principle that a true balance between the individual and society depends on the recognition of `the right to be let alone - the most comprehensive of rights and the right most valued by civilized men.' Olmstead v. United States, 277 U.S. 438, 478 (1928) (Brandeis, J., dissenting).
Author: Supreme Court Justice William Joseph Brennan, Source: New Jersey [496 U.S. 444, 460] v. T. L. O., 469 U.S. 325, 361 -362 (1985) (BRENNAN, J., concurring in part and dissenting in part)Saved by elb1179 in privacy civilrights 7 months ago[save this] [permalink]
The irony and origin of pornography is human disconnection in the context of the most intimate human connection-whether fantasized or real.
Author: Spencer Zitzman and Mark Butler, Source: Attachment, Addiction, and Recovery: Conjoint Marital Therapy for Recovery from a Sexual Addiction, Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity, 12:311–337, 2005Saved by elb1179 in pornography 8 months ago[save this] [permalink]
Making a cup of green tea, I stop the war.
Author: Paul Reps, Source: Stephen Levin, Healing into Life and Death, 1987, p. 284Saved by elb1179 in peace meditation mindfulness 10 months ago[save this] [permalink]
God is always trying to give good things to us, but our hands are too full to receive them.
Author: Saint Augustine, Source: As cited in Gerald C. May's Addiction & Grace, p. 17Saved by elb1179 in blessings idolatry preoccupation 11 months ago[save this] [permalink]
It is not the things of this world that either occupy the soul or cause it harm, since they enter it not, but rather the will and desire for them.
Author: John of the Cross, Source: The Ascent of Mount Carmel, trans. E. Peers (Garden City, NY: Image Books, 1958), p. 110Saved by elb1179 in desire worldliness idolatry 11 months ago[save this] [permalink]
Spiritually, addiction is a deep-seated form of idolatry. The objects of our addictions become our false gods.
Author: Gerald G. May, M.D., Source: Addiction & Grace, 1988, p. 13Saved by elb1179 in addiction idolatry 11 months ago[save this] [permalink]

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