Enchantment
Our parents, our teachers, our leaders and ultimately, we ourselves, fail to understand that believing in fairies means believing in the art of the possible, that we are all knights in shining armour on the hero’s journey of our lives, and that tales of true love are not idealistic nonsense but the very reason for our being. Somewhere in the process of growing up, we threw out the message with the medium, the magic with the fairytales. But we can start believing again. How? Allow yourself to be constantly delighted, loosen the suffocating grip on your emotions, be alive to the beauty of the moment, and let your imagination fly.
— Wayne Visser
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