Comments on: Ann-Marie on Intimacy on Blogs http://www.wilmasblog.com/leverage/2009/11/20/intimacy-on-blogs/ Doing things Differently Sun, 15 Jan 2012 00:44:46 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Ann-Marie http://www.wilmasblog.com/leverage/2009/11/20/intimacy-on-blogs/#comment-7115 Ann-Marie Wed, 02 Dec 2009 01:27:02 +0000 http://www.wilmasblog.com/?p=3283#comment-7115 Robin, thank you for your beautiful words. Sponsorship is in full flow here, I see you clearly and I see Wilma clearly; kindered spirits. Love Ann-Marie Robin, thank you for your beautiful words. Sponsorship is in full flow here, I see you clearly and I see Wilma clearly; kindered spirits. Love Ann-Marie

]]> By: Robin Easton http://www.wilmasblog.com/leverage/2009/11/20/intimacy-on-blogs/#comment-7100 Robin Easton Mon, 30 Nov 2009 23:41:45 +0000 http://www.wilmasblog.com/?p=3283#comment-7100 Oh! You are a DEAR HEART, I can see why Wilma loves you so. You have given me a HUGE gift, just by seeing me and seeing the importance of intimacy and human to human contact. And then by generously reflecting that back to me. I am going to save your comment and print it out. I am so so glad that you and Wilma are in the world. I really am, Ann Marie. Thank you. Love, Robin .-= Robin Easton´s last blog ..<a href="http://nakedineden.com/nakedinedenblog/lifting-the-lid-on-age-and-death/" rel="nofollow">Lifting the Lid on Age and Death</a> =-. Oh! You are a DEAR HEART, I can see why Wilma loves you so. You have given me a HUGE gift, just by seeing me and seeing the importance of intimacy and human to human contact. And then by generously reflecting that back to me. I am going to save your comment and print it out. I am so so glad that you and Wilma are in the world. I really am, Ann Marie. Thank you. Love, Robin
Robin Easton´s last blog ..Lifting the Lid on Age and Death My ComLuv Profile

]]> By: Ann-Marie http://www.wilmasblog.com/leverage/2009/11/20/intimacy-on-blogs/#comment-7091 Ann-Marie Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:20:27 +0000 http://www.wilmasblog.com/?p=3283#comment-7091 Dearest Robin. You are a breath of fresh air. I am in awe of your connectedness to yourself. You know who you are and you do not compromise yourself at all. You are on a mission in life and nothing is going to stop you, NOTHING. You write your own rules. Robin, you are a beacon shining brightly in all her glory; your oneness, beauty and love for humanity touches us and wakes us up to possibility. Intimacy does not have limitations. Robin continue doing what you are doing, being YOU; expressed, whole and complete. The world is a better place with you in it. It is our destiny to 'live healthy rewarding full lives', so keep vibrating it. We hear you. I am so grateful for the internet and I am so blessed to have you in my life. Love Ann-Marie Dearest Robin.
You are a breath of fresh air. I am in awe of your connectedness to yourself. You know who you are and you do not compromise yourself at all. You are on a mission in life and nothing is going to stop you, NOTHING. You write your own rules.
Robin, you are a beacon shining brightly in all her glory; your oneness, beauty and love for humanity touches us and wakes us up to possibility.

Intimacy does not have limitations. Robin continue doing what you are doing, being YOU; expressed, whole and complete. The world is a better place with you in it. It is our destiny to ‘live healthy rewarding full lives’, so keep vibrating it. We hear you.
I am so grateful for the internet and I am so blessed to have you in my life.
Love Ann-Marie

]]> By: Ann-Marie http://www.wilmasblog.com/leverage/2009/11/20/intimacy-on-blogs/#comment-7089 Ann-Marie Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:01:49 +0000 http://www.wilmasblog.com/?p=3283#comment-7089 Dear Zeenat These intimate conversations are deliberate in that they are open, honest and there is a willingness to take new things on and run with them. It is about being committed to moving forward, to being supported. And once that is in motion a deep level of intimacy is created. We become involved in each others lives and we have a readiness to be sponsors and encourage action. We not up for playing small, we're up to bigger things, together. This is beautiful and a BIG dose of this level of intimacy is what is needed to do life differently. Zeenat you contribute hugely and create intimacy so skillfully. x Dear Zeenat
These intimate conversations are deliberate in that they are open, honest and there is a willingness to take new things on and run with them. It is about being committed to moving forward, to being supported. And once that is in motion a deep level of intimacy is created. We become involved in each others lives and we have a readiness to be sponsors and encourage action. We not up for playing small, we’re up to bigger things, together.
This is beautiful and a BIG dose of this level of intimacy is what is needed to do life differently. Zeenat you contribute hugely and create intimacy so skillfully. x

]]> By: Robin Easton http://www.wilmasblog.com/leverage/2009/11/20/intimacy-on-blogs/#comment-7054 Robin Easton Sun, 29 Nov 2009 14:57:58 +0000 http://www.wilmasblog.com/?p=3283#comment-7054 Dear Ann Marie, This is just absolutely life-giving!! Ooooh, just like a real live hug filled with warmth and safekeeping. This is a gift for me. Do you know why? When I started my blog I got a few emails from people telling me that I was being "too open with people I didn't even know". (I'm chuckling right now) My first thought was, "Oh I didn't know there was a limit on intimacy on blogs...hmm...I obviously missed THAT rule book." At first I thought well, maybe I am too intimate...and THEN I thought..."No, this IS who I am whether it's here in this blog or in the real world. I am not 55 years old and have traveled all over the world, been through 100 lifetimes in one and lived so deeply that I am going to trust my gut. And my gut has always told me to go for full-on living." I honestly don't think I know how to live any other way anymore. Maybe there really is not other way for any of us...not and live healthy rewarding full lives. In my off-line life I reach out and hug people in stores or the bank or wherever. If I see someone fighting back tears in the store I reach out and ask if they're okay. I have to. Otherwise (for me) what the heck am here for...to save up money and buy a house? LOL! Sure I can do that too, but it sure as heck isn't my life purpose. :) So as I move into blogging I continually strip away the rules and confinements that are NOT me. I also can accept what others need, but I will not be silently marshaled into conformity and the death of my spirit. I've always taken risks, GREAT risks and I have never regretted it. It has made my life sooooo rich and full and put me in touch with the most amazing souls on the planet and that includes you, Wilma and John. The world is FULL of astounding people. Amazingly the more I am myself, the more intimate and real I am the more I draw to me these astounding souls. I've really seen this in my last six months of blogging. If I am going to blog then I have to be the same me online that I am offline, otherwise I don't want to do it. Your writing is beautiful and honest...real. I thank you from my heart for sharing this. It makes who I am just that much more real. You are a mirror that reflects great beauty and I am sooooo grateful for that. Much love to you Ann Marie, Robin .-= Robin Easton´s last blog ..<a href="http://nakedineden.com/nakedinedenblog/lifting-the-lid-on-age-and-death/" rel="nofollow">Lifting the Lid on Age and Death</a> =-. Dear Ann Marie,

This is just absolutely life-giving!! Ooooh, just like a real live hug filled with warmth and safekeeping. This is a gift for me. Do you know why? When I started my blog I got a few emails from people telling me that I was being “too open with people I didn’t even know”. (I’m chuckling right now) My first thought was, “Oh I didn’t know there was a limit on intimacy on blogs…hmm…I obviously missed THAT rule book.” At first I thought well, maybe I am too intimate…and THEN I thought…”No, this IS who I am whether it’s here in this blog or in the real world. I am not 55 years old and have traveled all over the world, been through 100 lifetimes in one and lived so deeply that I am going to trust my gut. And my gut has always told me to go for full-on living.” I honestly don’t think I know how to live any other way anymore. Maybe there really is not other way for any of us…not and live healthy rewarding full lives.

In my off-line life I reach out and hug people in stores or the bank or wherever. If I see someone fighting back tears in the store I reach out and ask if they’re okay. I have to. Otherwise (for me) what the heck am here for…to save up money and buy a house? LOL! Sure I can do that too, but it sure as heck isn’t my life purpose. :)

So as I move into blogging I continually strip away the rules and confinements that are NOT me. I also can accept what others need, but I will not be silently marshaled into conformity and the death of my spirit. I’ve always taken risks, GREAT risks and I have never regretted it. It has made my life sooooo rich and full and put me in touch with the most amazing souls on the planet and that includes you, Wilma and John. The world is FULL of astounding people.

Amazingly the more I am myself, the more intimate and real I am the more I draw to me these astounding souls. I’ve really seen this in my last six months of blogging. If I am going to blog then I have to be the same me online that I am offline, otherwise I don’t want to do it.

Your writing is beautiful and honest…real. I thank you from my heart for sharing this. It makes who I am just that much more real. You are a mirror that reflects great beauty and I am sooooo grateful for that.

Much love to you Ann Marie,
Robin
Robin Easton´s last blog ..Lifting the Lid on Age and Death My ComLuv Profile

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