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Where is fancy bred?

By In You

Where is the fancy for every word-user’s destiny bred?

In the heart, not in the head,  beyond the shadow of a doubt.

There’s a reason Braveheart is Braveheart, not Bravehead.

Follow your heart

All it takes is the coeurage it takes to follow through, including the strength that otherwise you’ll never have.

I’m saying this because only the stories repeated change the world, while the stories untold don’t. And also because I’m lunatic enough to believe the story of words will change the world.

As you’d expect, my personal fancy — hearing the story of words told at school — breeds in my personal heart every new morning anew. After which it’s up to me to muster the strength that otherwise I’ll miss till my last morning anew has arrived.

My 2nd most fancied fancy is to see you smile and hear you laugh in the wind.

Fancy #1? See above.

“They say that time will heal but neither time nor reason will change the way I feel.” – L.J. Ramsay

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Where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the head?

By In Words, You

Where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the head?

The “Where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the head?” is a Shakespeare quote.

As happens with many Shakespeare quotes, the word-users agree with what the great William says, is how it usually works.

Of course, “Where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the head?” is one of those questions that answers itself. If you want to breed fancy, you must feel your heart and not think it.

I hear you, “what’s the difference between think and feel?”

Think involves words

Every thought we think begins, and ends, with a word. In other words, it would serve us better if thinking were called wording because thinking consists of nothing else than looking for the word that best co-responds to what you’re about to say — in self-talk or aloud makes no difference. In contrast to think…

Feel doesn’t involve words

The energy, fire, air, earth, water, cells, plants, animals, and the whole wide universe, including your heart and other body parts, are wordless, yet they feel just the same. Having never spent a day at school, they wouldn’t know a word if you showed it to them.

How can you, too, feel without thinking? Here’s how: To feel, simply forget the word of what you’re feeling.

Back to breeding fancy.

Forget the word of what you’re feeling — your heart. Feel it, don’t think it. Then hear it communicate back wordlessly, using feelings instead of words.

If you’re new at forgetting the word of what you’re feeling, it might take time getting used to, but it’s well worth in the end because when you change how you look at words, you change.

New landscapes will unfold that have been there all along — making you realise that the unfolding is you.

And think not that you can guide the course of your heart, for if your heart finds you worthy, it shall guide your course.
The best you can do is trust your heart and the fancy breeding process.

“Do not the petals flutter down just like that?” – Buddhist belief

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Where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the head?

Where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the head?

The “Where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the head?” is a Shakespeare quote.

As happens with many Shakespeare quotes, the word-users agree with what the great William says, is how it usually works.

Of course, “Where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the head?” is one of those questions that answers itself. If you want to breed fancy, you must feel your heart and not think it.

I hear you, “what’s the difference between think and feel?”

Think involves words

Every thought we think begins, and ends, with a word. In other words, it would serve us better if thinking were called wording because thinking consists of nothing else than looking for the word that best co-responds to what you’re about to say — in self-talk or aloud makes no difference. In contrast to think…

Feel doesn’t involve words

The energy, fire, air, earth, water, cells, plants, animals, and the whole wide universe, including your heart and other body parts, are wordless, yet they feel just the same. Having never spent a day at school, they wouldn’t know a word if you showed it to them.

How can you, too, feel without thinking? Here’s how: To feel, simply forget the word of what you’re feeling.

Back to breeding fancy.

Forget the word of what you’re feeling — your heart. Feel it, don’t think it. Then hear it communicate back wordlessly, using feelings instead of words.

If you’re new at forgetting the word of what you’re feeling, it might take time getting used to, but it’s well worth in the end because when you change how you look at words, you change.

New landscapes will unfold that have been there all along — making you realise that the unfolding is you.

And think not that you can guide the course of your heart, for if your heart finds you worthy, it shall guide your course.
The best you can do is trust your heart and the fancy breeding process.

“Do not the petals flutter down just like that?” – Buddhist belief

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>>> Reshare if you agree <<<

#HeartOverMind #EmbraceTheFeeling #personaldevelopment #motivation

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