A simple step

Is inevitable, we all grow from day to day, as a seed grows into a flower - it may not feel like it sometimes, when times are hard or we are feeling at odds with ourselves or the world - it may feel like we are contracting rather than growing, and maybe we are. Contracting and growing are really the same thing. Contracting could be thought of as a time to reflect and let go, and let the world continue to go around and around without us wanting or feeling the need to contribute. Pausing from thought rather than for thought -  So take the time to be still. What do you notice?

Consider this - there is only one moment, that is now, and that you are an eternal spirit. Consider the things in your life that repeat themselves, or appear to - deja vu is one example, another are the things that happen to us, the reality that we create for ourselves - the 'lessons' we learn through experiences that often appear uncannily similar from one year to the next, we all appear often cycle through them more than once, as that is part of a learning process .. then let go of the belief that 'time'exists - no past, no future, just now - what is happening is that we are constantly changing the past through interracting with our reality , which after all is made up of matter that is constantly in motion, our perception is that we are travelling through time, that there is a past and a future ... wel maybe there isn't as such, sure our physical state changes as we get older, - detach yourself from that physical state and consider what you doing now - you are le

To walk our own path under the influence of others... Or to walk a path on our own ... Is there a difference? Does it matter? How does the mind manage influencers? Why do influencers cause us to change path? How much does instinct and gut feeling impact?

It's been almost two years since the last post. A lot has happened, so where to start. Reiki is a good one - staying open to all possibilities is a good one too, and a challenging one. It takes a leap of faith and the funny thing is that after the first leap, leaps are always easier.