This stunning statement left me beaming: "Well, the questions I asked have led to art, beauty, multidimensionality and the ability to live with myself." Context has been such an important word in my own life journey - it has allowed me to have compassion for the choices and acts of others, and given me the courage to stand by my own choices. Thank you for sharing your years of wisdom, Leigh (I've watched a few of your videos now). You have an incredible gift for expressing profound existential concerns in a grounded and practical way. ✨💜🙏
I absolutely love this. Thank you, Leigh! Context is crucial. I have always been the one asking those deeper questions most people choose to ignore. I am taking your message to heart. ❤❤
someone said it also that giving up is real. I think that what faith really is is to believe what you saw. In the sense that you don't give up because you don't have a context to ask the questions, as you well said. Faith would be to not give up on these questions. Yeah, questions are a good way to frame faith, I think.
This stunning statement left me beaming: "Well, the questions I asked have led to art, beauty, multidimensionality and the ability to live with myself." Context has been such an important word in my own life journey - it has allowed me to have compassion for the choices and acts of others, and given me the courage to stand by my own choices. Thank you for sharing your years of wisdom, Leigh (I've watched a few of your videos now). You have an incredible gift for expressing profound existential concerns in a grounded and practical way. ✨💜🙏
I absolutely love this. Thank you, Leigh! Context is crucial. I have always been the one asking those deeper questions most people choose to ignore. I am taking your message to heart. ❤❤
The old Yes song, "In the Presence Of" explores a few of these puzzles. ❤️📿🤗
you are so beautiful Leigh.
your art, your life, thanks for your love to Sophia.
@@AmethystGarden99 🙏🌹❤bless you
Yes ….. profound
Thank you ❤
someone said it
also that giving up is real.
I think that what faith really is is to believe what you saw. In the sense that you don't give up because you don't have a context to ask the questions, as you well said. Faith would be to not give up on these questions. Yeah, questions are a good way to frame faith, I think.