You are what your deep, driving desire is.
As your desire is, so is your will.
As your will is, so is your deed.
As your deed is, so is your destiny.
-Upanishad IV.4.5.
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the loss of our son William has changed me, but it doesn't define me .................................................................................................. "I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become" - Carl Jung
About Me
- BasilBean
- United States
- I am 38, and have been married for 10 years. Mr. C and I are the parents of William, who died during pre-term labor because my cervix is, as they say, incompetent. We are also the parents of his little brother Vincent, who was born just a little over three years later.
places I visit
- a little bit lost (Ange)
- a mending heart (missing_one)
- and I have to remind myself to smile (Christyna)
- baby loss directory
- certainly not cool enough to blog (msfitzita)
- dead baby jokes (Niobe)
- erin in brazil
- everything is under control (Catherine)
- further records (Beruriah)
- glow in the woods
- hopeful momma (Monica)
- I won't fear love (Julia)
- IC support
- incompetent cervix blog
- letters for J (Heather)
- life can be a shit (Brenda)
- losses and gains (Lori)
- Moksha (Rosepetal)
- my cerclage (KMW)
- nate nate rollerskate
- nicolas' garden (private)
- no matter how small (Aurelia)
- one big maybe (wannabe mom)
- pyjama mummy (Mrs. MacGyver)
- second chance (Monica)
- trying to carry on (Coggy)
- vegetarian mom (private...Birdie's Momma)
- words of a life (Renae)
3 comments:
As your will is, so is your deed.
I think this is the step that I invariably manage to trip on. Oh well.
Problem for me is that I'm unsure about my deep, driving desires.
Yes, I am unsure of my deep, driving desire as well. I'm working on getting clearer about this.
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