Dandy Crab
Who is Dandy Crab? If you look carefully you'll see this small sticker plastered all over the city on lampposts, sides of building, bus stops... Apparantly in Antwerp you see him everywhere too...
Who is Dandy Crab? What does he stand for?
Anyone knows?
Who is Dandy Crab? What does he stand for?
Anyone knows?
Labels: dandy crab, wtf
Don't be nice, be real
As soon as I consider whether this situation might be one that calls for me to "go up to my head" to intellectualize with my brain instead of going with my gut reaction, to abandon my body, I've entered a realm of complexity and uncertainty. ... I can never really feel safe in my world if I can't trust that I'm totally committed to staying true to my guts. ...
Until there is commitment to being true to one's body there is hesitancy and uncertainty. Until there's commitment, there's no tapping into the power and magic of providence. It can only come in to help when faith beyond reason is practiced. We have to step into the water before the seas part. I need to be willing to get into trouble if I am to avoid bigger trouble.
I had rather you be angry at me than me be angry with me. I'd rather get in trouble with you than with myself. If I stay true and connected with myself, then I have a chance to be present and work through whatever gets triggered in you. But if I abandon me, I can't deal with or be present to anything. Being nice depletes my energy, as I give it away to all the other nice, depressed, depleted people.
from Kelly Bryson's book, Don't Be Nice Be Real. "Head"ing for Trouble.
Until there is commitment to being true to one's body there is hesitancy and uncertainty. Until there's commitment, there's no tapping into the power and magic of providence. It can only come in to help when faith beyond reason is practiced. We have to step into the water before the seas part. I need to be willing to get into trouble if I am to avoid bigger trouble.
I had rather you be angry at me than me be angry with me. I'd rather get in trouble with you than with myself. If I stay true and connected with myself, then I have a chance to be present and work through whatever gets triggered in you. But if I abandon me, I can't deal with or be present to anything. Being nice depletes my energy, as I give it away to all the other nice, depressed, depleted people.
from Kelly Bryson's book, Don't Be Nice Be Real. "Head"ing for Trouble.
Labels: authenticiteit, inner game, presence