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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2024 · 13 MIN

Liminal Writing: Inspired by Khalil Gibran's "Your daily life is your temple and your religion..."

from Liminal Writing with Ces and Lee

In this episode, Ces and Lee are inspired by this quote 'Your daily life is your temple and your religion…' by Lebanese-American, poet, writer and visual artist, Khalil Gibran. They explore the challenges of meeting self-imposed expectations and the importance of recognizing and celebrating the blessings in daily life. Through personal reflections and anecdotes, they emphasize the value of bringing one's whole self into everyday experiences and finding inspiration within. The conversation includes thoughts on the comfort found in old churches and the significance of acknowledging the contributions of ancestors. Join them for a heartfelt discussion on living with intention and gratitude.00:00 Introduction and Setup00:08 The Search for Inspiration01:08 Reflecting on Khalil Gibran's Quote01:36 Personal Reflections and Daily Life02:58 The Beauty of Churches and Temples04:35 Connecting with Ancestors and Rituals09:09 Self-Acceptance and Inner Reflection13:35 Conclusion and Takeaways

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