- Jesteś w stanie czuć miłość tak na zawołanie? – zapytałam Wiktora przed snem, kiedy leżeliśmy w łóżku. Zamknął oczy, zaczął głębiej oddychać. - Tak – odpowiedział. - Wow. I jak się wtedy czujesz? - Fajnie – odpowiedział uśmiechając się. - Kiedy ja czuję teraz miłość, to tak jakby mnie łaskotała, wibrowała i poszerzała się w moim […]
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The day finally came for our year-long travel adventure. We first flew from Poland to Greece and spent one night in Athens. After arriving at our booked apartment, Aliya became more whingey than usual. We went out for dinner, but she refused to eat and kept saying she had a tummy ache. She had never
I hear calling from the bathroom. “Muuuuuum!!! Can you come??!!!” The tone of voice tells me something has happened—something I won’t be happy about. I feel a knot forming in my stomach, and my mind says “I don’t want to go there.” I ask Sylwester if he can go to the bathroom because Marcel needs
I’m hearing the boys having a conversation in the kitchen. “What is current made of?” asked Marcel. “Energy,” answered Wiktor. “Ah, energy.” “Everything is made of energy, you know.” “And what is energy made of?” “Love.”
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I’m extremely happy to be taking part in Dr Sue Morter’s year-long course called Live Awake. I’ve printed out the first part of the workbook, and I love browsing through its beautiful pictures. One of the techniques she teaches is about concentrating on the subject—the Self—instead of the object, which can be a person, thing,
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