Loving does not necessarily mean liking. But it still is loving, yes - totally, completely, utterly. Take the key of wisdom and unlock your own heart. Then let people in one by one. Listen to them, with full attention, with all your mind, heart, body and soul, unto exhaustion. And look! (Catherine Doherty)

Loving does not necessarily mean liking. But it still is loving, yes - totally, completely, utterly. Take the key of wisdom and unlock your own heart. Then let people in one by one. Listen to them, with full attention, with all your mind, heart, body and soul, unto exhaustion. And look!

Catherine Doherty

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