Inspiration ~ Patience
Hope is patience with the lamp lit. Tertullian
Scorpio New Moon – The Warrior, Expansion, Death and Rebirth
This is the path of the evolved Warrior. The mantram for Scorpio is, “Warrior am I and from the battle I emerge triumphant.” We are asked to do battle with our lower selves, our ego, the unredeemed parts of ourselves that usually hang out in the underworld. Once these unfinished parts of ourselves are recognized, accepted and held in the cauldron of a loving heart, transformation occurs. And this is the Scorpio journey. We are tested, we have trials, but we emerge triumphant.
Wednesday’s Poem ~ This Magnificent Body
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Wednesday’s Poem ~ This Magnificent Body
Wholeness requires that we know when to take a break and take care of our physical being.
Walking in the Wild
Find Your Wild I love backpacking. There is something immensely satisfying in traveling with all your belongings carried turtle-like on your back. Each footfall takes me further from civilization and deeper into the wild. Each step leads me back to myself. Worries, concerns, and my to-do list, all fall away; I am a snake shedding its skin, reborn into new life.
Mindfulness Monday ~ Patience
Practicing patience in mindfulness calls for us to slow down. It requires that we watch, wait, and we observe the circumstances that are unfolding. The conditions of the unfolding then help to determine the right time to take action. This slowing down and practice of patience can be challenge, especially in fast-moving demands of everyday life.
Inspiration ~ Trusting Yourself
As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Inspiration ~ Trust is the Glue of Relationship
Trust is the glue of life. It's the foundational principle that holds all relationships. Stephen Covey