Porn and Prozac

Let us search for the truth on the other side of the stories we have running in our heads. Let us long to experience life as it really is, underneath our belief systems and programming.
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What's keeping you from following your heart?

What's keeping you from making the changes you feel are necessary for your personal growth and evolution?

What are you afraid of...

Not being accepted? Being judged? Not being loved? Lack of security? Change? The unknown? Damnation maybe?

Being concerned about the people around you is honorable. Realizing that life is all about more than just you is wise. However, stuffing your passions, hiding from your purpose, and running from your truth will kill you.

This line from Hamlet says it best: "To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man [or woman]."

Doing what is best for you, while being brave enough to be honest about it, is the truest form of love.

Can we all please come out of the f*cking closet already.

Generations of people being forced to hide from their truth has led us to an age of self-medication and addiction. We are all surrounded by unhealthy and depressed humans who, if asked, probably couldn't tell you what they want or who they really are. Do you think it's because they really don't know, or because they've been told that it's not safe or acceptable to let that person be seen? We are living in a world where porn and prozac are now considered acceptable treatments for taming our wild nature.

I think the only solution to this problem is to question EVERYTHING. Look at what you've been taught and what you've seen and allow yourself to question if any of it is even real. Look at the world you've created and ask yourself: "Is this the life I want?" If the answer is not "yes, yes and yes", then be brave enough to change it!

"The function of imagination is not to make the strange settled, so much as to make the settled strange" ~G.K. Chesterton

Let us find what is real.

Let us search for the truth on the other side of the stories we have running in our heads. Let us long to experience life as it really is, underneath our belief systems and programming.

You are a wild, feeling, intuitive, brave, connected and sensual human being.

Don't let fear tame you!

~Brooke Hampton

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