Good day Beloved, apologies for last week. The other day as I was sitting in clinic getting loaded up on chemo juice i was watching this little jumping spider on the outside of the window. I got to wondering if he knows how big the world really is? I mean how big can his world really be when your an eighth of an inch big? Does he know that six feet off to the side is a beautiful tree he could be hanging out in rather than a sterile window corner?
It got me to thinking about how we tend to limit ourselves to a smaller world than we need to sometimes. I know I do. I make the deliberate choice to isolate and retreat. I am content to stay in my little house with my little pack of animals watching the world go by on my little street. I would recommend that you not follow my example on this one. There was a time when I was happiest teaching and facilitating and then one thing after another and those i thought of as my friends and support network made the choice to turn their backs on me because I did not want to swallow the main stream gruel that they thought was the best thing since sliced bread.
This is my choice, I want to encourage you to not limit yourselves. Be willing to see and listen and without judging. That’s the important thing here. Don’t judge.if you are truly happy in the little corner of the window, ok. If you’re not, you’re the one who has the power to change it. I’m not talking a trip to the far side of the planet. I’m talking getting to know your mail carriers name, your neighbors name. The little things that can expand your world. Is it scary, you bet it is. I believe it will be worth the risk.
Blessed be Beloved.
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