i’m finding that – personally – inner peace is almost directly related to the way in which i treat people. that inner peace has a very real and direct outer component. and its difficult – doing things right – (especially in relationships, and while dating) however, i think its becoming both a source and an expression of a personal peace.
isabet's Life List
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1. get over my fear of needles
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2. change my name
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3. go raw
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4. complete a clinical rotation in the Ecuadorian Amazon
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5. apply for a fulbright
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6. ignore age and forget timelines
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7. Become a Doctor
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8. Walk the Camino de Santiago
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9. live simply
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10. sail more
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11. find inner peace
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12. improve my spanish
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13. make a documentary
604 people -
14. become a yoga teacher
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15. learn Swedish
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16. buy a camera
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17. ride my bike
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18. improve the flow of my chi
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19. Own a dog
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20. dumpster dive for peace
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21. Get a PhD
2,972 people
Recent entries
my name is a hybrid of my mother’s, grandmother’s, etc. and while i respect the history, it does not express my life as seperate for theirs. it does not reflect who i am. therefore, the name i have chosen stems from the very essence of who i am.
in every culture, naming is a sacred experience that follows a given task or ritual signifying adulthood. that is what this [very symetrically, poetic] name will be.
thankfully.
i’ve gone 6 days so far on 80-90% raw (humus being the exception), feeling really good. hardest part – of course – has been not drinking my usual 6-8 (!!) cups of coffee and 6-8 (!!) cigarettes per day.
feeling wonderful, just a little tired.
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