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To say that I have been having wild transformative experiences would be the understatement of the year. This is the year of Gigantic, and I feel gigantic change in the mix. Personal, spiritual and emotional change. Self-reflection is an incredibly powerful and exhausting process. This week I have been having doozy upon doozy of amazing, hard, awesome, and painful revelations of my past, of my present, of the way I changed when I got married, of my style of parenting… of where I feel I need to go. I feel like screaming on the top of a mountain and charging at the cold and rigid sea. Something powerful has been unlocked. The mad old bear. As my son so perfectly described in his play the other day, “Time to lock up the predator, time to lock up the mad old bear.” Only now it is time to unlock the mad old bear, to unlock the predator within me.
This all started from reading the amazingly prolific book by Gabor Mate called, “When the Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress”. What an INCREDIBLE book.

Like the above photograph details, I can see hope shining through the cracks, chips and cuts of my true self. There is depth in the earthly colors of my soul, it shines out in the contrast of its environment. I see the messiness, I see the dirt, I see the dust, I see the old decay and it is perfect, it tells my story, it is my story. I am at peace with it.

5 Comments

  • Johanna says:

    I was so happy when I saw there was a new post! As always it is inspiring, and once again I sit here thinking what an amazing woman you are.

  • Richard Hastings says:

    You can definitely see the eclipse in this photo. It is obviously guiding you on the great path you are on to working with eclipsed souls.

  • angie says:

    what a gorgeous photo! I think I would like to read that book, yet I am not really ready to unearth such emotions! Yikes! Ride the wave!

  • corey9 says:

    Maybe Jessie should read that book, since he doesn’t really think he has stress but then again he doesn’t really understand how he has an ulcer and is always sick. Hidden stress really does effect ones life! Could we borrow it when you guys come out?

  • QueenHoneyB says:

    It takes a lot of courage to examine one’s self, I applaud you for that!

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