By Edna Peirce Dixon Just read an article on my Daily Stoic email titled, “How Not To Be Afraid of Critics.” Something in the very first paragraph about feeling like an imposter really grabbed me and it made me wonder how many of us live our lives feeling like frauds, hiding our innermost thoughts forContinue reading “Finding An Authentic Life”
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Truth Does Not Live in a Vacuum
2023 – new & deeper meaning found in old musings By Edna Peirce Dixon September 23, 2018 Truth is an enigma. Like water, truth gives life And yet truth holds the power to destroy life. Tempered with love, truth is a powerful tool It heals wounds and restores broken spirits. Like a knife forged fromContinue reading “Truth Does Not Live in a Vacuum”
True Names
By Edna Peirce Dixon When I was growing up, I thought my name, Edna, was the ugliest name in the world. I wondered why my parents couldn’t have given me a pretty name. It sounds so harsh at best, and with me being me, from the tone frequently heard, Edna rang in my young earsContinue reading “True Names”
Journeys of the Spirit 