Cathrine Lodoen Quotes

Our Natural State Is Trust
in Ourselves
in Others
until We Learn Differently
then We Hurt As We Try To Unlearn It
until It Dawns On Our Hearts That If We Live And Act With Pure Intent
we Do Not Need Trust.

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