Moore talks about A Religion of One's Own
posted by Editor at 1:44 PM
Tuesday, June 09, 2015
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A Beautiful Distortion
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Thomas Moore in Resurgence Magazine
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"What I'm trying to do is say lighten up and let life flow through you, and be on the waves as they go up and down. For me, a great image in mythology is Tristan of Tristan and Isolde. He's out there on a little boat without an oar, without a rudder, on the Irish sea . . . You float your way. You drift. The essence of my approach is to be extravagantly accepting and forgiving of yourself and others. Ride the waves and let life take you where it has good things for you." - Thomas Moore
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