Art Mirror Words
This is a ever expanding list of possibilities for incorporating positive, inspirational words into your art mirror. Not all phrases will fit all mirror designs, but most combinations are likely. There is also the option of using your own words, as long as they are of a positive, life affirming nature.
When choosing words, consider how people interact with the art. They encounter the art, see there are words, see that it is a mirror, and make a connection between the words and looking in the mirror. The words are relating to them. So if the words say “Love This Person”, they will understand that “this person” is them.
love, completely, everything you see
the world needs more smiles, practice here
the world needs more love, practice here
the world needs more kisses, practice here
love thyself
love made this
(my) best friend
someone worth loving
be love
Love begins here
endless beauty, inquire within
portrait of a hero
today, my first act of compassion will be to love this person
this is so very worth loving
one of my favourite people
Love begins here.
Love is a fruit in season at all times, and within reach of every hand.
Lord, make me something other than a wandering generality
Know thyself: (latin): temet nosce
such a nice (lovely) creature
be nice to this (being)
be kind to this being, (soul)
be here now
Let go
this too shall pass
Relax, Nothing is under control.
instructions (for mirror use): love, completely, everything you see
love this
love this (being), completely
love this, then, everything else
start with loving this, completely
today I will love this (being)
Gratitude is wine for the soul. go on, get drunk.
Love is wine for the soul. go on, get drunk.
be the change you want to see in the world (Gandhi)
Today I will be the change I want to see in the world.
Rumi:
God (love) sometimes wants to do us a great favour: hold us upside down and shake all the nonsense out.
the time has come for you to turn your life into a temple of fire
“To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded.” emerson