Unexpected Interruption

These are quotes which I discovered from readings, from the ancient (and yet, still vitally dynamic) Order of the Rose Quartz Witches (“Cor sentit, lapis tuetur”) :

“There is no better medicine to your own heart than knowing that you have been a truly unexpected blessing to someone else’s life.”

“She unintentionally paid a dear price for fair critique, but in the end, the price was worth its weight in gold, for reputation is always one’s bedrock.”

“If there is enough life flowing through your own veins, you can find life in anything, even in the hardest and plainest of stones.”

“When you don’t have much in your cauldron, you desperately and dramatically wish to show that you have more than is there. Interestingly, when your cauldron is over-flowing, you often try to put a discreet lid on it. Those who have known both conditions, understand this the best.”

“He accepted her rarity and eccentricity, and even more so, totally adored it. It was something that she couldn’t even ever do for herself. Therefore, he owned her heart, forevermore.”

Are you passing on love or are you passing on pain? Heal your pain and pass on love.

Monday – Funday

Credit: @thewitchbrmclst, Twitter

There is a funny thread trending on Twitter this morning. It starts with “#InThe80sNoOneSaid” and here are some chuckle-worthy, relatable answers:

“In the ’80s you never called someone on the phone and then asked “where are you”

“I’m going to sleep in on Saturdays and watch my cartoons on streaming later. You woke up for those Saturday morning cartoons or you didn’t see them!”

“Is this too much hairspray?”

“Put on a helmet.”

“How safe are those jarts/lawn darts for kids really?“

“Damn, left my phone on the roof…“

“I’ll have a Venti Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte, please.”

“what’s the WiFi password?”

Are you passing on love or are you passing on pain? Heal your pain and pass on love.