It is Sunday evening and I am alone. I did not plan this, actually I thought I would spend it with family or friends. And a part of me has been feeling lonely and a bit disappointed in the last hours. There is a solitary feeling that there are so many people around but no one there although tomorrow morning my day will be filled with people again.
Nevertheless, I am now I am soaking the moment because it is a gift. I can give my creativity the time it needs. I can write without the pressure of "hurry, someone or something is waiting". I can let my thoughts and feelings just be and let go of the "bustleness" and "busyness"
As Jen Lee writes on the "sacred quiet": "When I surrender to the sacred quiet, I let memories surface and collect
them like quilt patches. I listen to what's really tugging at my heart
and try to hold everything else at bay.I hope that in this
posture, direction and redirection will find me".
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