Rev. Amber Knit

introspective anagrams for forming a transceiver (a post)

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@BargmanChelvin yo

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@KB27901372 things are alright, how are they for you?

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give it a little time
vegetate, limit it— li
ve like a turnip

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after the rain is the rainbow—
water, a brain, a fish to rein

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somewhere deep inside each of us
is a fire; echoed, hewn, espoused, me

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Listen to yourself. The queen inside: Borborygmus.

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a toad in your belly:
audible? no! royalty.

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We are tenders to our leaking buckets—always filling with water, always emptying only to fill again. How much water has passed through your bucket in your life so far? I'd like to know (to understand myself), but I'd also rather just eat cake (enjoy simple pleasures).

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life is a leaking bucket—
filling, but i seek a cake

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The Rule of A Bundle Hue reminds us to notice when our mind presents us with pairs of feelings (hues). Wait until the moment is fully briefed and ready for internal adjudication before proceeding with motion.

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when you feel a bit sour and blue
say “I won’t be” (Rule of a Bundle Hue)

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As we think about what phrases we hold dear, consider owning to knowing nothing—it is a form of kindness, the world will answer

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“i don’t know”
is
kind to own