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  1. Catherine
    Catherine at |

    Curiosity is having an open mind to possibilities offered to you. I an curious and will have a go at almost everything, though I am not very creative. Cannot paint or play instrument. I think that being curious always question your beliefs and your way of thinking.

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  2. Lori Henry
    Lori Henry at |

    A tribe I didn’t even know I belonged to… 😉

    Here’s to curiosity. And passion, when it’s the kind that you have no choice but to flame on with.

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  3. Lynda
    Lynda at |

    Amen!

    If you want to be happy, be. (Leo Tolstoy)

    That caught my eye in a photo essay “Be Movement – Celebrating the Courage to Be” from the Toyoko Inn Hotel magazine [Volume 138 October 2015] titled Japan. Endless Discovery. (Sorry. No italics available.)

    Not go or do or act, but be. Which is where I am at this morning as I prepare to depart from Japan. I am a few keystrokes from shutting down, returning the wireless router via the post, and saying good-bye to a place which has entertained me–as a stranger, unaware.

    After that it’s being: on the rails, in the line-ups, in my seat, in the air and home.

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  4. Elena Sandovici
    Elena Sandovici at |

    Lovely post! I just finished reading Liz Gilbert’s new book Big Magic, and liked the part about curiosity being more important than passion.

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