Thank you so much for sharing this experience, as I embark on my journey of bearing witness to all the ways I hold, store and try to manage the myriad ways I feel an intrinsic sense of obligation and responsibility for all that comes my way, in advance of pausing and asking myself, "Is this mine to hold and manage?" - I will remember that, sometimes, all I have to do is move through it. Thank you, also, for the wisdom you imparted to me in November's New Moon Meditation gathering today; what a special and beautiful gathering that was - it never ceases to amaze me that whoever happens to be at each gathering is a constellation of similar experiences and the connection shared, and the wisdom gleaned as a result, is mind-blowing and heart-filling. (As an English Major, I feel an urge to clean up the carry-on sentences above. As She who simply has 'being an English Major' as one of many experiences that move through me - I'm going to post without self-editing. #ha! #LearningAlwaysLearning) A song that started playing in my head during this afternoon's gathering was SuperTramp's 'Lord is it Mine'; I loved it from the first time I ever heard it - I'm opening to a healing journey, thank you for being the Muse and Divine support that inspires such wonder <3 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83WG0HKxDqY)
Thank you so much for sharing this experience, as I embark on my journey of bearing witness to all the ways I hold, store and try to manage the myriad ways I feel an intrinsic sense of obligation and responsibility for all that comes my way, in advance of pausing and asking myself, "Is this mine to hold and manage?" - I will remember that, sometimes, all I have to do is move through it. Thank you, also, for the wisdom you imparted to me in November's New Moon Meditation gathering today; what a special and beautiful gathering that was - it never ceases to amaze me that whoever happens to be at each gathering is a constellation of similar experiences and the connection shared, and the wisdom gleaned as a result, is mind-blowing and heart-filling. (As an English Major, I feel an urge to clean up the carry-on sentences above. As She who simply has 'being an English Major' as one of many experiences that move through me - I'm going to post without self-editing. #ha! #LearningAlwaysLearning) A song that started playing in my head during this afternoon's gathering was SuperTramp's 'Lord is it Mine'; I loved it from the first time I ever heard it - I'm opening to a healing journey, thank you for being the Muse and Divine support that inspires such wonder <3 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83WG0HKxDqY)