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“Your body and spirit, subconscious and conscious—every portion of you recognizes home. That is why on the moment of arrival, your entire being relaxes into a contented puddle of joy.”

Book:Smile Anyway: Quotes, Verse, & Grumblings for Every Day of the Year

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“Then a calm fell upon him. The gushing began from all sorts of places, all over his body. He heard pleasurable little giggles on the outer edges of his mind, in the dark creases behind his thoughts. He felt good, better than he’d felt in years. As if he were inside a huge embrace. And he felt as if he had finally reached the right place, his home, his motherland.”

Home Gush

Book:Her Body Knows

Source: Her Body Knows

“You're from somewhere, aren't you?”

Home Sense Of Place

Book:Fire Baton

Source: Fire Baton

“Build a House for men and birds. Sit with them and play music. For a day, for just one day, talk about that which disturbs no one and bring some peace, my friend, into your beautiful eyes.”

Home Peace Quiet

Book:The Subject Tonight Is Love: 60 Wild and Sweet Poems Inspired by Hafiz

Source: The Subject Tonight Is Love: 60 Wild and Sweet Poems Inspired by Hafiz

“The American generals could only think in terms of large armies and huge battles. They believed or hoped that an enemy who chose to hide in jungles and tunnels would quickly be flushed out by American fire-power and then die in open battle.”

War Truth History Historical Australia Historical Fiction Southeast Asia Oceanian Fiction War Recount

Book:A Gracious Enemy

Source: A Gracious Enemy

“When you break something, is your first impulse to throw it away? Or do you repair it but feel a sadness because it is no longer "perfect"? Whatever the case, you might want to consider the way the Japanese treated the items used in their tea ceremony. Even though they were made from the simplest materials... these teacups and bowls were revered for their plain lines and spiritual qualities. There were treated with the utmost care, integrity and respect. For this reason, a cup from the tea ceremony was almost never broken. When an accident did occur and a cup was broken, there were certain instances in which the cup was repaired with gold. Rather than trying to restore it in a what they would cover the gace that it ahad been broken, the cracks were celebrated in a bold and spirited way. The thin paths of shining gold completely encircled the ceramic cup, announcing to the world that the cup was broken and repaired and vulnerable to change. And in this way, its value was even further enhanced.”

Home Cleaning Zen Buddhism

Book:Sweeping Changes: Discovering the Joy of Zen in Everyday Tasks

Source: Sweeping Changes: Discovering the Joy of Zen in Everyday Tasks

“All I've ever wanted was a place to belong, and someone to belong to.”

Home Belong Someone To Lean On

Book:Hired by the Cowboy

Source: Hired by the Cowboy

“I'd come to see that home wasn't just about the place where you lived or the memories within the walls. It was the love you saw reflected in the eyes of the people around you, and the strength of your own feelings that made a place home.”

Love Home

Book:A Flash of Fang

Source: A Flash of Fang

“Having books standing on a shelf in a room is like having completely different worlds at the ready, waiting to be explored.”

World Life Mind Home Inspiration Imagination Creativity Meditation Magic Books Travel Living Luxury Dimension

Author:J.F Hermann

“Here You always belonged here. You were theirs, certain as a rock. I’m the one who worries if I fit in with the furniture and the landscape. But I “follow too much the devices and desires of my own heart.” Already the curves in the road are familiar to me, and the mountain in all kinds of light, treating all people the same. and when I come over the hill, I see the house, with its generous and firm proportions, smoke rising gaily from the chimney. I feel my life start up again, like a cutting when it grows the first pale and tentative root hair in a glass of water.”

Home Belonging Rebirth

Book:Otherwise: new and selected poems

Source: Otherwise: new and selected poems

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