Personally, when I take what the Muse gives me and I shape it as best I can for other people, it seems that she gives me more and more…
I suspect that it’s because that what I was originally given was never really mine, and giving it away is the best way to ensure that I’ll keep receiving.
Dirty Sci-Fi Buddha 
The first sentence is key.
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The gifts are only ours for a short time.
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Thank You! Yes, and they’re not meant to be hoarded. 🙂
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Gifts are intended to be given away, even those given to us. We wouldn’t know love if we ourselves didn’t give it to ourselves first. We would have friendships if we didn’t give away time, trust, ECT.
There’s so much to gain by giving💚
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It’s kind of mandatory—life takes it from me anyway. I’d rather offer it on my own terms. 🙂
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Because when you plant ideas as seeds they multiply. Nature’s proposition is either to treat talent (value) of any kind as an object or in a position to grow into something that returns more than the sacrificial cost.
I could be wrong.
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