Use your discontent, your longing, the sense that you are bereft
of connection, use everything around you to nudge you into
choosing joy. Make the choice not because life is as you wish,
but because life is as it is. Resist and you know suffering.
Jump in with both eyes open and you can drown in bliss.
of connection, use everything around you to nudge you into
choosing joy. Make the choice not because life is as you wish,
but because life is as it is. Resist and you know suffering.
Jump in with both eyes open and you can drown in bliss.
It doesn't seem possible, I know. You feel broken, disconnected,
less than whole. Ask if Awareness shares your restlessness.
Ask if the Infinite cares that your emotional state is tenuous at
best. Ask if your dreary thoughts should be believed and if
anything real stands between you and All That Is. Use the
answers you receive to open a crack in the wall of separation.
Find a door and stick your foot in so it can't close even if your
doubts grow huge.
less than whole. Ask if Awareness shares your restlessness.
Ask if the Infinite cares that your emotional state is tenuous at
best. Ask if your dreary thoughts should be believed and if
anything real stands between you and All That Is. Use the
answers you receive to open a crack in the wall of separation.
Find a door and stick your foot in so it can't close even if your
doubts grow huge.
[.....]
Danna Faulds
From: Limitless
2009
From: Limitless
2009
Personal Note: I know from personal experience that it is not
often possible to "choose joy" - still I like this piece. It is
possible, however, to observe our feelings as they rise from
within, and just be with them, not resisting them, but allowing
them to speak to us just as they are, through inquiry, which
she seems to allude to in the second paragraph...
often possible to "choose joy" - still I like this piece. It is
possible, however, to observe our feelings as they rise from
within, and just be with them, not resisting them, but allowing
them to speak to us just as they are, through inquiry, which
she seems to allude to in the second paragraph...
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