17 thoughts on “My dentist once told me that letting go is like…”
And sometimes you’re not letting go – you’re just extending the line…not sure all things (and chilldren?) want to be released. Just given a longer string from which to fly.
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Deep. I like it.
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So, so true. I astonish myself sometimes at the things that I hang on to….
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We all are afflicted to various degrees. 🙂
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Agree. Very true.
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brilliant!
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Perfect comparison about how many times you run your tongue over the spot. Letting go isn’t always easy.
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Yes. I kept running my tongue over my teeth for some time after reading the post. BTW, you’ve added a new stunning picture of yourself on your Gravatar?
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Well… people were starting to think I looked like an arbutus tree.
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Well, you certainly DO NOT look like any tree.
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Good dentists would say prevention is better than cure, thus it is better to avoid being in a bad situation of ending up being bonded to a bad outcome or bad tooth.
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Interesting alternative view point Alex.
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Today is the day to impress upon you the concept of now…it keeps showing up in nearly everything I am reading…
Be encouraged!
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Yes, thanks for sharing Stephen.
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So true…many times we hide it in our pocket for a while pretending that we have let it go and then will slip it out every now and then to make sure it is still there. Letting go of those painful toxic things in our life is good, but sometimes we need the assistance of the dentist.
And sometimes you’re not letting go – you’re just extending the line…not sure all things (and chilldren?) want to be released. Just given a longer string from which to fly.
Deep. I like it.
So, so true. I astonish myself sometimes at the things that I hang on to….
We all are afflicted to various degrees. 🙂
Agree. Very true.
[…] you to David Kanigan for this reminder. 33.558707 -81.721125 Share this:EmailStumbleUponPrintFacebookTwitterDiggRedditLike this:LikeBe […]
brilliant!
Perfect comparison about how many times you run your tongue over the spot. Letting go isn’t always easy.
Yes. I kept running my tongue over my teeth for some time after reading the post. BTW, you’ve added a new stunning picture of yourself on your Gravatar?
Well… people were starting to think I looked like an arbutus tree.
Well, you certainly DO NOT look like any tree.
Good dentists would say prevention is better than cure, thus it is better to avoid being in a bad situation of ending up being bonded to a bad outcome or bad tooth.
Interesting alternative view point Alex.
Reblogged this on LifeRevelation and commented:
Today is the day to impress upon you the concept of now…it keeps showing up in nearly everything I am reading…
Be encouraged!
Yes, thanks for sharing Stephen.
So true…many times we hide it in our pocket for a while pretending that we have let it go and then will slip it out every now and then to make sure it is still there. Letting go of those painful toxic things in our life is good, but sometimes we need the assistance of the dentist.
Smiling, so true Tina.