"Explore Inward"
The more I look within, the more parts of myself I discover. The more I look within, with kindness and understanding, the more I feel love for myself. There are reasons for all the parts I find in me; valid reasons. In my wilderness awareness classes I was taught that the first rule of the Apache scout is, “Know thyself.” The second rule is, “Know thine enemy.” And the kicker is, “Sometimes thine enemy is thyself.” I have overcome many of my mental blocks by looking within and understanding myself better. Look within with compassion and understanding, for greater awareness.
The more I look within, the more parts of myself I discover. The more I look within, with kindness and understanding, the more I feel love for myself. There are reasons for all the parts I find in me; valid reasons. In my wilderness awareness classes I was taught that the first rule of the Apache scout is, “Know thyself.” The second rule is, “Know thine enemy.” And the kicker is, “Sometimes thine enemy is thyself.” I have overcome many of my mental blocks by looking within and understanding myself better. Look within with compassion and understanding, for greater awareness.
The more I look within, the more parts of myself I discover. The more I look within, with kindness and understanding, the more I feel love for myself. There are reasons for all the parts I find in me; valid reasons. In my wilderness awareness classes I was taught that the first rule of the Apache scout is, “Know thyself.” The second rule is, “Know thine enemy.” And the kicker is, “Sometimes thine enemy is thyself.” I have overcome many of my mental blocks by looking within and understanding myself better. Look within with compassion and understanding, for greater awareness.
14.75 inches wide, 14/25 inches high. Frame is a 18.25” square white shadowbox frame. Story is on covered back of frame. Felted merino wool and silk with hand spun yarn tacked on and bead embellishments. Silk gauze backing and rouching
