I have felt that too. So many questions resonate with the ones I have been asking myself throughout the past several weeks or months, wanting to turn heavy decisions into light decisions. Maybe it’s the parts of my wild, willing and wise self that are urging me not to hurry and instead use every situation to get clear on what I want to create and what I no longer want or need to keep in my life. My relationship to time and the seasons changed incredibly in the last decade and feel like healing is happening through the deep process of clearing out I am in. Thank you once again for your words 🤍
I have felt exactly this Heather, the push to take action in so many directions now that the first draft of my book is done, and a deep knowing to pause and rest and move slowly. The winds are swirling.
Congrats on first draft on your book, that is so wonderful. And YES a big pause to integrate and let it settle. I always think that writing book drafts is like baking bread; you need to let it rise and punch it down between drafts so it gets the right texture and springiness!
Terrific article to prompt us to essential pause, contemplation, and asking ourselves questions so that we can vision where we are and see our prophecy of where we are going. Spring is not to be wasted through haste. Lovely :-)
I have felt that too. So many questions resonate with the ones I have been asking myself throughout the past several weeks or months, wanting to turn heavy decisions into light decisions. Maybe it’s the parts of my wild, willing and wise self that are urging me not to hurry and instead use every situation to get clear on what I want to create and what I no longer want or need to keep in my life. My relationship to time and the seasons changed incredibly in the last decade and feel like healing is happening through the deep process of clearing out I am in. Thank you once again for your words 🤍
You are so welcome sweetheart, how magical that you are turning the heavy decisions into light ones. Slow and steady!
I have felt exactly this Heather, the push to take action in so many directions now that the first draft of my book is done, and a deep knowing to pause and rest and move slowly. The winds are swirling.
Congrats on first draft on your book, that is so wonderful. And YES a big pause to integrate and let it settle. I always think that writing book drafts is like baking bread; you need to let it rise and punch it down between drafts so it gets the right texture and springiness!
I like that! ❤️
Terrific article to prompt us to essential pause, contemplation, and asking ourselves questions so that we can vision where we are and see our prophecy of where we are going. Spring is not to be wasted through haste. Lovely :-)
Thanks John! Gratitude for all you share about connecting to nature ; )