I am witnessing myself step into my personal power, and it is beautiful, and about the hardest thing I've ever had to do. I word it that way, because for me, there's no other choice. To live in authenticity with what I'm here to do is now, the only option. It's this, or lie here with the dead weight of unexpressed brilliance spreading its poison through my bones.
This blog is a collection of writing, topics spawned from recent experience and also those I've wished to write about for a while. Some are old posts, others are continuing to be birthed into the now. This expression can't wait any longer ...
I am walking into the light; I am coming home to myself: I am moving into full recognition of my "higher truth", or personal power ("it", of course having been within me, as it's within all of us, as it's within all of everything). I've allowed these embers -- this could-be raging fire that's been in need of breath and stoking -- burn slowly in its slow, dim form for far too long. Fires can be created from embers, but it's my breath that will allow this one to rage. Here, I bow to my breath.
I've felt fear for so much of my life: this fear has spun its life from the yarn with which I've continued to provide it: my feeding these fears has aided in the slow weaving of a tapestry threaded from an ancestral and karmic manifestation within me, its life perpetuated by society -- built on thousands of years of trauma to the human psyche, and
passed down to us, the successors of our race – in the form that my unique trauma comes:
perfectly, intricately layered, and colored in such way that it now just looks monotone. I am breaking cycles now -- I am LISTENING to my
truth; I have learned that full access to this recognition is (and has been) always available to me, if only I simply intentionally check in with myself.
"The first step is to go for the truth. Self inquire… what is true about who I am? Tear away layer after layer. Ask yourself what’s true until you know. Neti Neti. Think for yourself. Don’t follow." -- Jed McKenna
We each have our own karma to work through in this lifetime: And to drag ourselves around weighed down with all the literal weight we carry as humans, working through confusion in an independent-minded manner (while embracing vulnerability enough to reach out for support from our sisters and brothers when we need it) while holding space within our processes for both ease and grace to enter us, what does one do?
Continue to breathe. And start a blog, perhaps.
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