Pope Francis

Divergent philosophies from thinkers including Pope Francis. Exploring different perspectives on religion. Studying psychology, anthropology, sociology and art.

[Jungian Poet @JungianExplorer]

Ways to protect yourself from less subtle, robotic people:
• Stay constant to your subtle beingness.
• Accept situation without feeling you need to let go of your subtle consciousness.
• Trying to change plastic unsubtle people will take you away from your own subtle flow.

[Peace Through Poetry @CognitivePeace]

Moving into the present when stressed. Letting tuning into the infinite reduce anxiety.

[Braniac Poet @BraniacSpirit]

Go with the flow. “God’s” energy usually isn’t making too many waves.

[Poet - Life Bowl Cherries @LIFEBOWLCHERRY]

Reliability from others is often influence by how clear you are with others on your expectations.

[Jungian Poet @JungianExplorer]

Rest into discomfort. Then feel the subtle path.

[Pope Francis @PopeFrancisHelp]

Find way to integrate your wanting to be loved, and wanting to be yourself...

[Steven Kays @StevenKays]

Creating art requires an inner state of mind that can be self-learned.

[OpenRoadNevada @OpenRoadNevada]

Zen has nothing to grab. When people who study Zen don’t see it, that is because they approach too eagerly. Ying https://t.co/hPoYLPoX2w

[Creative + Soulful @GameTrendNews]

Greater dignity comes by not always comparing yourself to others. #Jealousy

[Pope Francis @PopeFrancisHelp]

It’s better to have fewer friends you can trust, than have many acquaintances. #real #friends #California

[Pope Francis @PopeFrancisHelp]

My old grandmother always used to say, Summer friends will melt away like summer snows, but #winter #friends are friends #forever.

[Pope Francis @PopeFrancisHelp]

“There's no money in poetry, but then there's no poetry in money, either.”

Peter Graves

[Pope Francis @PopeFrancisHelp]

Healthy Humans Desire Companionship. #love #friendship #intelligent #life

[Papa Francisco – ARCHIVO @Pontifex266_es]

Recibiendo la Eucaristía nos nutrimos del Cuerpo y la Sangre de Jesús, pero, viniendo a nosotros, ¡es Jesús que nos une a su Cuerpo!