wow, i have never thought before of the contradiction of that statement that nobody is coming to save you and the fact that people and things do actually save us in different ways….and how important that actually is to the fabric of life.
i wonder what would happen if we started saying people and the world around you will always come and save you if they can, if you ask, if you open to it and look for it? or something of that ilk?
you are always welcome to write fuzzy brained. im fuzzy brained most hours of the day.
I’m having a low energy day, but want to try to share abit since it’s been a rough week and I’m feeling the need for some change of plans. I wrote abit more about it under the new topic “A More Magical Life…” (conversation I had with Gus).
But mainly I am discovering that I’ve been pushing both too hard at work and also in an odd way - pushing too hard with my own personal growth and healing work too.
So I’m gonna go back to a gentler, less intensive focus. Not even sure what yet. Just knowing that I need to find a gentler path, with more magic and I’m willing to just stay open and see what unfolds for now.
I changed some things around on my bureau/altar and made it more playful - hoping to add this kind of energy more to my daily life and growth too.
Please forgive my odd stumbling around and mind changing/path changing follies. Sometimes I just get really “intense” and my frustration gets channelled into trying too hard, and then I seem to sort of crash and burn and come back down to the earth again in due course.
(saw this on Facebook with the description - "The magnificent Holker Lime at Holker Hall. Estimated to be 400 years old, it was one of the Tree Council’s “Great British Trees” in 2002).
