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I am a puppy loving, book reading, music listening, and nature craving Lady.
I think risks are defined by how we deal with change, either trying to live a deeply spiritual life or not. It is risky to get down with our internal voice and be honest, reflective, and kind. It is risky to fail and try again. To know that failure is inevitable but necessary. So… I don’t know of anyone how is living a deeply spiritual life without taking risks.
I am working on being more trusting in my journey and not slipping into fear of being in the “wrong place.” When I get stuck in the anxiety or projection and worry, I miss out on the present. Things have always worked out in my life. Dispite infertility, a car crash, relocation, and the unknowns of where and what home will be… I have been kept sheltered, healthy, and supported by family and friends. I have learned the blessing of living with less but also need to leave the b...
I am working on being more trusting in my journey and not slipping into fear of being in the “wrong place.” When I get stuck in the anxiety or projection and worry, I miss out on the present. Things have always worked out in my life. Dispite infertility, a car crash, relocation, and the unknowns of where and what home will be… I have been kept sheltered, healthy, and supported by family and friends. I have learned the blessing of living with less but also need to leave the burden of “good enough” alone. Being present for others, listening to their words, and not adding my opinion but rather holding space is where I want to change. Listen more. Talk less.
I just finished listening to that podcast with Naomi and Krista last week. I was so moved by hearing her recite her own poetry and knowing the background stories of them. I haven’t been a lover of poetry for long…but lately…it just moves me. Thank you for this offering!
This beautiful peace brought tears to my eyes. Your questions about meditation filling a space, creating oneness but also change in connectedness is wonderful to ponder. Thank you.
Antoinette, I can imagine your transition leading to fear, doubt, and worry. I wish you healing and confidence in this tricky transition. Something I would love to share with you that supported me this week was hearing the reminder that we need not look for the blessing. WE are the blessing. The blessings follow us where we go. We just need to breathe in that truth. As a person who is a searcher and worrier, this helped a lot. I hope you know what a blessing you are. <3
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