"Although emotional sensations can arise anywhere in the body, they are much more likely to arise in the belly, chest, throat, or face. These are the emotional hotspots in the body, the regions where emotional sensations can get huge. That means that other areas are much less likely to host gigantic emotional sensations, which turns out to be a useful and convenient thing."
~ Michael Taft
Read MoreWhether we are giving or receiving care, we come face-to-face with time’s elasticity – how it seems to speed up and slow down.
Read MoreThe reason you so often in literature have a naked woman
walk out of her house that way, usually older, in her front garden
or on the sidewalk, oblivious, is because of exactly how I feel right now.
~ Jennifer Michael Hecht
Read MoreHow can we ignore the similarity
between borrowing and owning?
Is it possible not to notice that
home is wherever we are?
