5/3/20

Two things.

1. Aw guys, seriously, I’m okay. I’m just sharing with you what is in my head (well actually what is in my heart or that space that I picture about 2 feet underneath the floor when I lie on it during savasana that is filled sometimes with a glaxay, sometimes with a meadow, and always with peace and strength). Ya, I guess it is weird to do that on the interweb. You bet. But, here’s the thing, I think this world needs more authenticity. I think we need to remember who we are. I think that most of us either a) have no idea who we are or b) are too afraid to show who we are or c) both. If my seemingly insane rantings can inspire just one person, maybe my daughter in 10 years, to unabashedly stand in her own space, be proud of it, and feel love in it, then that’s what we are here for. I have always thought these thoughts. I have always mused this way. I’ve just never told you before. It is fascinating that that makes you uncomfortable isn’t it. Maybe that is why it’s taken me 42 years to be able to do it right? How many other people around you are holding back? What would it be like if they didn’t? Why do we find difficult conversations and complex feelings uncomfortable? How is that serving us?
2. Advocacy and bias. How do you achieve moving through life without self interest or bias? How do you know when you are advocating for the actual right thing? How do you remove yourself from the equation? If the whole world is a movie spun through our individual filters then where is the truth? To care or not to care. Is shying away cowardice or wisdom? Must the wheel always be squeaky to get the grease? Must you play the game? Will I ever know the answers?

Namaste.