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As Lady Sarashina crossed a bridge of dreams
By
Robert Moss
From a thousand years ago, in a slim autobiographical novel gusting with moonlight and desire, we have a dozen dreams of an anonymous Japanese woman who was born in Kyoto in 1008. The book itself is untitled; sometimes it is called the Sarashina Nikki (literally, “The Day-Record of Sarashina”). The translator of the Penguin edition,…
Living your bigger story
By
Robert Moss
It’s said that a story is the shortest route between a human being and the truth. Consciously or unconsciously, our lives are directed by stories. If we are not aware that we are living a story, it’s likely we are stuck inside a narrow and constricted one, a story bound tight around us by other…
The stronger the imagination, the less imaginary the results
By
Robert Moss
Imagine that you can make yourself incredibly small and travel inside the body and repair its cells structure and balance its flows from within. Imagine you can travel across time and visit a younger self and provide the counsel and mentorship that younger self needed in a time of ordeal. Imagine you can communicate with…
What is your rescue story?
By
Robert Moss
A rescue story is one that can buck you up and give you strength and courage, or simply warm smiles, when you need those things. It’s a story that can get you out from under a black cloud of despair, and move you beyond the belief that you’re not good enough, or worthy enough, or…
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