Good evening!
I’m finding this writing practice is
coming naturally to me at evening time.
So interesting how grounding this is
for me. My day can be filled with lots
of input and emotion, sometimes feeling like I am all over the map. Then comes the time to settle into writing
and I get to ask, okay, what was today about really!
Where is my compass set?
Are my days course correcting so I
stay on track?
Am I following a time line to my
desired destination?
And honestly I must say no at this
point. Given my life was turned
radically upside down at the beginning of this year; it’s been a chaotic year
of upheaval that I really did not see coming. My biggest take away so
far is that I welcome the jump start on learning
new manners of living. Life doesn’t feel
neat and tidy anymore, and certainly not very controlable. It causes me to wonder; are these signs of times to come as the Great Transition gets underway in its robust fullness?
Having lost my stable home of many decades earlier
this year, I’m learning how to find home within. Having set a goal to radically simplify, I’m
learning how to let go of many things on my To Do list. Yes, the art of simplifying is both a
physical and mental game. The mental side
is a new realization for me; for after letting go of many of my physical
possessions, I found my mind is tremendously cluttered with
thoughts and beliefs that do not align with my deeper core values. This has shown me that I’m living a life
out of congruence with what I most value.
It’s time I re-envision my whole
strategy for living. All signs point to
first changing my inner mental landscape.
All my favorite teachings, spiritual and personal, point me to this
inner game. It’s an inside job.
So I ask again, after this time of
reflective writing; have I a compass with a destination? My compass is set inwardly, to an inner GPS that leads me
onward to a life of self-realization.
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