some Inspiration!
some Inspiration!
January 20, 2009
Staying Afloat
Riding the Wave of Life
Our lives are continually in motion, buoyed by the wave that is the universe’s flow. As the wave rises and falls, we are carried forward, through life’s high and low points. The universe’s flow may take us to a place in life where we would rather not be. As tempting as it can be to fight the direction and size of this wave that propels us, riding the wave is intended to make life easier. When you ride the wave, your life can evolve naturally and with minimal effort. Riding the wave, however, is not a pa ssive experience. It is an active process that requires you to be attentive, centered, and awake. You must also practice stillness so you can flow with, rather than resist the wave’s motion.
Because life is dynamic and always changing, it is when we try to make the wave stand still or resist its direction that we are likely to get pulled under by its weight. If you try to move against the wave, you may feel as if you are trapped by it and have no control over your destiny. When you reach a low point while riding the wave and find your feet touching bottom, remember to stay standing so that you can leap forward along with the wave the next time it rises. Trying to resist life’s flow is a losing proposition and costly because you waste energy.
Riding the wave allows you to move forward without expending too much of your own efforts. When you ride the wave, you are carried by it and your head can “stay above water” as you go wherever it takes you. It can be difficult to trust the universe and let go of the urge to fight life’s flow, and you may find it easier to ride the wave if you can stay calm and relaxed. Riding the wave will always take you where you need to go.
Staying Afloat
Riding the Wave of Life
Our lives are continually in motion, buoyed by the wave that is the universe’s flow. As the wave rises and falls, we are carried forward, through life’s high and low points. The universe’s flow may take us to a place in life where we would rather not be. As tempting as it can be to fight the direction and size of this wave that propels us, riding the wave is intended to make life easier. When you ride the wave, your life can evolve naturally and with minimal effort. Riding the wave, however, is not a pa ssive experience. It is an active process that requires you to be attentive, centered, and awake. You must also practice stillness so you can flow with, rather than resist the wave’s motion.
Because life is dynamic and always changing, it is when we try to make the wave stand still or resist its direction that we are likely to get pulled under by its weight. If you try to move against the wave, you may feel as if you are trapped by it and have no control over your destiny. When you reach a low point while riding the wave and find your feet touching bottom, remember to stay standing so that you can leap forward along with the wave the next time it rises. Trying to resist life’s flow is a losing proposition and costly because you waste energy.
Riding the wave allows you to move forward without expending too much of your own efforts. When you ride the wave, you are carried by it and your head can “stay above water” as you go wherever it takes you. It can be difficult to trust the universe and let go of the urge to fight life’s flow, and you may find it easier to ride the wave if you can stay calm and relaxed. Riding the wave will always take you where you need to go.
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KSplash,
I'm glad I read this! I've been hit huge with some financial issues in my life in the last 2 days, and my approach, surprising.... has been so similar to what you've written. Instead of panicking and freaking out, I resigned myself to the fact that IT IS WHAT IT IS and to do the best I can through it. I didn't drink over it... it won't solve anything, only make it soooo much worse.
STAYING IN THE SOLUTION --- NOT THE PROBLEM!!! Thank you!
I'm glad I read this! I've been hit huge with some financial issues in my life in the last 2 days, and my approach, surprising.... has been so similar to what you've written. Instead of panicking and freaking out, I resigned myself to the fact that IT IS WHAT IT IS and to do the best I can through it. I didn't drink over it... it won't solve anything, only make it soooo much worse.
STAYING IN THE SOLUTION --- NOT THE PROBLEM!!! Thank you!
I resigned myself to the fact that IT IS WHAT IT IS and to do the best I can through it. I didn't drink over it... it won't solve anything, only make it soooo much worse.
STAYING IN THE SOLUTION --- NOT THE PROBLEM!!! Thank you!
STAYING IN THE SOLUTION --- NOT THE PROBLEM!!! Thank you!
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