Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Heart attack

So, I'm too flexible and can't listen to my own boundaries - therefore, I have to create them - huge revelation. Anyhoo, I'll make this fast - a new friend was telling me about something big that had happened in her life the other day. Someone special from her past had called her to tell her that he had always loved her, and now more than ever - what she was communicating to me was that he had realized something about his past and had finally reached the point of acceptance, which freed up some space in him to feel love - true love, not some concocted needy version of love- for the person that had compensated for his feelings of misunderstanding of the person who's purpose is to communicate love with you. His realization freed her - a knot untied - clogged - a clogged blood vessel will cut circulation through the entire body. When her friend unknotted this significant situation in his life - he was able to have clarity about the relationship he had had with my friend. We are all drawn to each other for many times reasons that we are unclear. It's like instructions that we can fold up and put away in a drawer. when it's time to understand why? - we find ourselves opening up that drawer and being perceptive to those instructions. when we can free ourselves of the deception that we have lived and created in relationships, then we are thus freeing the related persons involved in the situation too. That one clogged vessel in the body becomes our death - being the clogged vessel in human connection.

Monday, November 9, 2009

Ouch, my back - to yoga

Since the move, my yoga practice has been frantic - a downward spiral. I've been eager - overly eager to do that greedy kind of yoga. I've known that it's wrong - I know better. Well, I guess I would not have noticed it as much - I'm comparing this to an injury, a spiritual or truth injury. My injury has brought me closer to the truth - back to the path that brings me more within the rhealm (?) of awareness. I went to some hot yoga classes that I thought were really stupid. They were so wrong for me. My back is aching. I 've been ignoring the pain and doing things with my body driven my ego that is making the pain worse and worse. Tonight with Mitra, a wise, wise teacher, whose words I feel so strongly - she generously explained to me that I am hyper-flexible. This is in life and yoga practice - "Life is yoga," she said. A huge lump got in my throat when she told me that I was too flexible with the people in my life. She explained that I will bend over backwards for them. I realized that this is true. In my yoga practice, I have to create my own boundaries b/c my body does not know them. I have to stop before the sensation, or the sensation will injure me. What feels good is too far. I am realizing that I have no boundaries in life. I do let others be my boundaries. I am so glad I have found Mitra. She has brought me back to yoga tonight.

Thursday, October 29, 2009

Make the list and then forget about it. . . .

haaaaah, I'm just here. I am going to start, oh, one of these, yes. . . No, 'seriously,' I'm going to start doing the things that I know will make me feel life more. This default setting has got to stop before it becomes an unnoticeable habit. I turn to videos and planning and drinking - when I don't want to confront life - take on the 'issues' that life is presenting to me - those that I am - my 'higher' self is seeking and manifesting in my life. I have a to-do list; I'll start making it now.
1. Make Alex's birthday hat and get him a brown Snuffles. I almost cried today at work thinking about not being able to visit the kids as much. I wanted to seek into myself away from my family - I know that made little sense.
2. Make Dave and Jessica a flower pot and buy rose seeds.
3. Make art - that peice about the roots - and more peices.
4. Practice
5. Get that money back from the phone guy

Oh, haaaah, I just started thinking about bills again. This is a cycle that can also become an unnoticeable habit. When we begin to allow the ego - our fears - our means of escaping reality - to cycle again and again, we become stressed. Stress blinds us. Stress leaves us with little room to experience. Instead, each passing moment - is passing and it is making us more stressed out about the stress that we have - that we are identifying with ourselves. This is not us. This is a means of escapism. We become unhealthy, diseased, only seeking instant pleasures. This hell to me. I'll hike again this weekend. I can't wait to do art. There is a yoga book that I am going to look for too. Good company.

Last night, I may have realized that Keith is done with. Or, some things came up. old things that happened. I'm a little confused about what I remembered. It was very unpleasant. All I can think is, " I can't beleive that he did that to me." But, I did it to me. I think I might be over this and just indulging a bit.
I just got a text from a friend back 'home'. I'm a little releived that i'm not there - getting wasted beyond any sort of clarity. I'm glad I'm not drinking much at all. I was telling one of my friends the other day, one of my favorite friends- that I feel like everything I've been cultivating my entire life, I feel like is now beginning to express itself, or manifest what i am seeking - that which i will never find, but damnit! I know it and long for it. what is life without this longing. I feel like now that i have moved and nobody knows here - there's nothing to hide from - there never was, but it feels easier to feel this now. There's nothing to be scared of. This morning in the car, I heard the U2 song - 'I still haven't found what I'm looking for." I got choked up. Life is bittersweet. It takes courage to live life in search of something that might not ever be found. Life is the search. This exploration - having the courage to get lost - mind-blown - again and again. Sweet dreams to me. Tomorrow is Halloween at work!

Monday, October 26, 2009

Pointless Hike

THe last entry, I really was not all that inspired. I am in a very new place - living a new life. I can see myself distracting away from discipline - the disciplined life. I keep thinking about someone in the town that I just moved from. Am I thinking of this person because I am avoiding myself? Or, do I really want to be around this person? I can see at times that my mind goes there when it is defaulting, but I don't really think that this is always the case. I was on a hike yesterday, having a hard time getting time out of mind. I keep getting moments of extreme frustration - this happened many times on the hike. I went with the intention of making it to the top - about a 3 hour hike - no big deal. I'll get a great workout. My mind was focused on the top. I was not experiencing the now. why this destination, this final point? I am living life as one point to the next - not a continuous line - circle - spiral. I want my spiral to move up or further into the center or - ? In the infinite - I try to find an end. There are no points connecting - pointless. No progression, no regression, just experience. I kept noticing that I was not experiencing and was preoccupied with the end of this hike - on to the next thing, and then the next thing . . . I began to notice nature a bit more. I was thinking about what this wonderful yoga teacher had said that morning. I felt like she was saying it to me; she even patted me on the thigh when she said it - "You have to learn to relax." She said this as we were in a restorative version of halasana with our legs propped up on a chair. She explained that it usually takes us at least a minute or so to begin to relax into this pose, so, we need to hold it for at least few minutes. I was thinking this about nature. Living in the city, surrounded by so many people and sharp angles of building and fast moving cars and . . . ............ It takes us some time to wind down from this and really be in nature - with nature. It's difficult to see that we are nature - we are divine - when we become used to a synthetic form of it. I am not at all saying that 'synthetic' mean unnatural. It is a processed form of nature - one that we have processed - played the God part. This is not bad, I'm just saying that we need to give ourselves time to experience and dissolve into the unprocessed nature. There were a few moments during my hike, when I began to dissolve for breif moments before i was drawn back into my habitual state of time and relavency. I decided that I was not going to make it to the top. I felt like this was almost to spite myself. I would turn around at the spot that felt right. I found it and hung out for a bit. I listened to the sounds of the Earth communicating with itself. I breathed with it.
The way down was not as peaceful as one would maybe think after, I am making fun of myself here, breathing with nature. My ego loves to think it is enlightened. What stands out about the way down though, is this tree I saw. It had one root in the ground, and when it came from the ground, it bowed way out in two - it made an oval shape, and then it met up again and sprouted delightfully up into the sky. I immediately thought of the person that I was speaking of at the beginning of this blog. I pictured everyone that we ever encounter - the world - humanity - existence, having one root that connects us all, but a handful of people in our lives sprout up in a more unified way than we do with the rest. Perhaps I am super naive, but I imagined me and this person right now making the oval - our root system, our sprout can only grow up in this way if we are apart for some time. We need this time to flourish and sprout up together. I am going to draw this. Oh, it feels good to be back.

Sunday, October 25, 2009

Inter-connected

So, I'm just going to write a short bit to get reconnected with this blog. I moved and just got the internet. I'm dying to go hiking with my dog. The move has not been so bad - although, I do feel somewhat isolated. This is good for me. I've been living with people in the same house for the past year, so, it is only natural that I am going through withdrawals. I am also going through happy hour and party withdrawals, but I did want to be isolated from that type of living. I wanted to become more connected with my spiritual progression. Since I"ve moved here, I have realized that I am super close to many yoga studios, and a Zen meditation is a 3 minute walk away. I live alone, so reading and art can be done in peace. I've been socially expanding in the party scene for a while now, it is now time to go inward. I know that sounded retarded. I feel myself having moments of panic - I think this is me resisting change. Change hurts. This is a gift.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Connected to All

So, it's been awhile, but I'm back. I'm moving to albuquerque in 3 days and so excited! So much has been going through my mind - trying to squeeze in all goodbyes.
Something clicked for me the other day. I've been thinking a lot about the way that we are tied to people telepathically. Once someone has been in our lives, we are different from that experience. They are too. It's like - how I can feel when past boyfriend is doing well - you know it. I can feel when he is not doing well. Now is made up of all of my experiences, so, the ones that I have had with all people are comprising my Now. I'm really getting stuck here. The other day it just so smoothly came out! Where are you? My friend was telling me about a past relationship she was in, and I was talking about how we cannot move on until the other person does too. When one person has not fully resolved a relationship, I believe that no matter how hard we try, we might be sooo ready to move on, but if that other person is not, we can't. If the experience is shared, it is the 2 of you (really the same) that are creating the experience. We live our lives after the experience differently than we would had we never had it. I picture an experience happening and the emotional reaction creating a string between the 2 or more people that experienced it together. We go through our lives, we may move or do whatever, but these strings will not be disconnected. The shared experience is affecting the future experiences of the these people and all people that they share more experiences with. When negativity is not removed - holding on to the past - the person on the other end feels this as if it were their own. Although, the string is never disconnected, there comes a time when - hopefully - the negativity is removed = love, and we are no longer bound to this experience. What was hard becomes soft. We no longer react to the past, which takes us out of the now, of love, we blend this experience into our lives - smoothe.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Alone?

I've said before that I've felt like I was alone. I am beginning to think however, that this is not the case at all. Thinking that I am alone seems indulgent to me. I can only be alone with all parts of my existance, this universe, the stillness. When I am alone with the stillness of the universe, the realization of the this creation, which I beleive will be unfolding endlessly, I am filled with love. I think of some wonderful Leonard Cohen lines, one being, "When you're not feeling holy, your lonliness says that you've sinned." The lonliness that I am talking about here is not really loneliness at all. How can one feel lonely in the divine presence of the universe? My lonliness if full. When my ego is lonely, I create self-pity. I am dragging through an endless dessert, the world collapsing on me, the full weight of the world that I am trying to drag. What I am wondering though, is how to switch a person to be free of this weight - the lonely kind of loneliness - the self-created loneliness, to the full, loving kind.

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Light = Lightness

I went to a yoga workshop this weekend, an Anusara - flowing with Grace, one. The lady who led it is an amazing practitioner. She travels all over sharing and healing. She said that when something chaotic or "bad" happens to a yogi, they can recover from it quickly because they are more and more aware of their center. This is the practice of yoga - uniting with the divine - the higher, magnificently intelligent self. When we feel this connection with the divine, the misfortunes that arise in our lives that do make us a bit wobbly around our center are not as jolting. As yogis, we are practicing to make our centers brighter, more apparent. It is not possible for the ego to take over for long when the core of us - the universe - outshines the ego. Our universal glow - intelligence knows better. The ego dissolves. At times, I've been a little turned off by the cultish attitude that the Anusara method seems to have, but I am finding that it is beautifully creative. Creativity is the result of freedom. The principles of the Anusara method give the practitioner freedom. I have felt it and seen it over and over again. The method connects the universe to the body. We can access freedom through our bodies - our minds will inevitably become free too. I know this may sound crazy, but this method truely is capable of greatly increasing human awareness and consciousness. We have bodies that were designed with nature. So, this is a key for us. It's super exciting! There are universal principles of alignment in Anusara that are basically instructions on aligning our bodies. It is so much easier to meditate - empty the mind and become free! - when our spines are aligned. I am not saying at all that it is not possible to meditate without a straight spine. Anybody can meditate. Our spine is like our universal story - evolution. Our chakras align with the spine. The basic chakras define our elemental stages of evolution. When we get up to the heart, we are approaching love - true, pure love. Our hearts want to be wide open, but this is not possible until we have the lower parts of the spine aligned. Don't ignore pain anymore. This is our guide to unraveling our bodily story, the heaviness in our lives. Why continue carrying this pain? We don't have time for this. More next time.

Friday, September 11, 2009

Random? ( ), ', & CAPITALIZATIONS

So, I was talking to a beautiful friend today about an experience I had at a meditation workshop several months ago, and I realized something. The term "realized" seems to lose its impact so easily, but acknowledging the nature of reality is a huge deal, even if it is something of the past. We do have a memory. Realizing something of the past can change our perspective on past events even when we have already reacted to them, which has infinite impacts on the reality of the Now. Anyhoo, I could go on rambling there, or here, for an eternity more. I'll get back to the reason why I believe I began writing THIS blog. I was telling my friend about how throughout the workshop we were meditating for periods much longer than I was used to. We would sit for some period of time, God knows I tried to (my ego) figure how long but never could, figure out how long we were sitting, and then we would walk meditating for what felt like about 10 minutes. We alternated between the 2 for 2-3 hours each day of the weekend. Towards the end of the 3? hours, the sits would either feel like an eternity of an approaching bliss (ha ha, my ego just would not die) or an eternity of misery - holy fuck! When is this going to end?! (But what comes after that?). Waiting (I mean, observing) for the bell to ring to conclude our session. One lady left the room and never came back (damn, I wish I had let my ego surrender enough to get the hell out of my mind, I mean, the room). I was telling my friend about how this lady left, and that I feel like everyone in the room felt the same wave of relief - like "Oh, thank God, it was not just me, but I'm so glad that I was actually able to stay in the room (in my thoughts - in my ego). We were/are still confused about the nature of reality - but "hey," says my ego, "at least we were able to stay in the room." So, as I was telling my friend about the difficulties of this experience, it became clear to me that, in a "place" of nothing, there is nothing to grasp on to. I so desperately wanted to know what time it was. How long had I been sitting? Perhaps this would reveal to me a pattern to try and figure out how many more times this repetition of sitting and walking meditation would occur. But, what good would this do for me? For my experience? Even, for my ego? Even if I could just begin to make out the numbers on the timekeeper's watch or the minute hand on the watch of the guy 3 rows in front of me, either way, I don't know what is going to happen next? What if we are here all day!? I think terrified. What if it is a big joke; there is no lecturer - or, he'll come, but it will just be for the last few minutes. You know what - you might as well just forget about it - you do not know when this seat will "end," so, just be here now, expanding with each exhale. When we are feeling confined within the ego - the boundaries of reality (reality has NO boundaries), we grasp onto things -time. If only I knew what time it was, I could create a false reality around what THAT time means to me? I could create a time when it 'ends.' I COULD CREATE A TIME WHEN THIS REALITY ENDS. Oh, thank god, I don't have to be present for reality anymore. Wait, but if I am creating when time ends, then I am playing the part of God. Wake the fuck up! You are alone but do not call the shots. You are living your existence as a co-creation with the divine. When you grasp onto to bullshit - the ego - you are denying your divine potential. It is impossible to align more with the divine with a grasping mentality - how else do we overcome our fears - our habits? Our grasp becomes so tight, that we are forced to loosen it more and more and more . . . What are we holding onto; what is holding onto the other end? The rope makes a circle.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

9-9-09

So today was alive- 9-9-09. An old friend of mine texted me that it was this today - a friend who is not concerned with numerology, but one that has played a recent impact in my life lately. I've felt like telling a lot to her lately. I was intrigued of the 3 9s, so, I did a quick google of 9. I found info that was perfectly fitting. 9, according to the random website that I decided to go with, is a universal number - it has universal - all-inclusive impacts. 3x3. 9 is the last of the last. You know, I did not realize that I had just written "of the last." My mind is racing so fast. I think that I am looking for too much meaning. It's time to just live.
I got a nice foot massage. Our feet are being neglected. After the foot massage, my feet felt disconnected from my body - like they were floating. This happens frequently with my hands. Yes, it's time to just live. God bless

Compassion

I'm longing for compassion. I'm beginning the approach the issue of death - I don't like calling death an issue. I think me saying that clarifies where I stand on the matter of death. I just came back from a nursing home, where I decided to go weekly. I am longing for a resident to pour out to me about their fears of death. What are they going through? How does it feel? Today was my first time to go alone - not with my work, and one lady was telling me about how she was about to go visit her roommate - her best friend - even closer than her sister. Her friend was not doing well. As she told me about her friend, my eyes swelled up and I felt the compassion, it was a relief, a moment of connection. I am almost being selfish about it, I feel. I guess that I need to go and get to know the residents and just talk with them, which I did do, with my dog. They loved her. People would perk up as soon they saw her. Penelope was great with them. Sorry for this flighty entry. I am excited about my yoga class tonight at 6:30 pm.

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Love and the higher purpose

I'm still trying to find the right words for what my last blog was about. When we hear people say that they wish they could take back something that has happened - this is denying God. I rarely think that we are immediately ready or able to see the love that a so-called bad situation can bring to our lives. We cannot see how that experience aligns with the divine - how can that experience make me more connected to my purpose? When we are able to feel the love that the experience has given us, we can then easily connect this to our greater purpose. If another person is involved in the experience, when we find this love, we free them of the bounds of entrapment as well. Some experiences are so devastating that they make lifetimes to uncover their love. Love is the only way to become more aligned with the higher purpose. Seek it, long for it - what else are we here for?

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Long drives are therapeutic

I went to visit my parents the weekend. I had an experience that stirred my emotions big-time. As I was taking the 4 hour drive back to my home, I was crashing pretty hard, focused solely on the downward spiral of my emotions. Suddenly I realized that I would not have traded the experience that I had. I felt joy and love and gratitude for having the experience. I see it more clear now. I remember when I was at a meditation workshop, and we were sitting around in a circle discussing various things about our experiences of meditation. A beautiful clear blue-eyed girl shares with everyone that the previous day her husband had told her that he wanted a divorce. She explained that years or even months ago - without a meditation practice, she would have canceled her trip and spent days curled up on the floor in deep dispair - and much more. She explained that this news was really upsetting to her, and for a few hours, she did remain curled up on the floor, but then she realized that moment. She explained that the deeper her meditation practice is, the shorter period of time there is between the dreaded experience and the realization of the moment - the ego. I thought this was really beautiful, and when I thanked her for her sharing, I had to hold back tears - she was so honest.

While I was making the trip back home today, I stopped at a gas station mid-point. After having this realization in the car, I went in the station, and it was amazing. When I walked in, I heard someone saying, "I'll keep a smile no matter how bad things get." Everyone in the station was so genuinely loving. As I was waiting in line, I heard a man say, "I'm doin good, I woke up this morning." He wasn't sarcastic how he said this, he really meant it. I could not help but smile in this place. It was full of warmth.

Friday, September 4, 2009

Tapped in

I'm really just kind of waiting for the universe to tell me what to do. I know this sounds cheesy, but I really believe this. I think that we are all kind of working together in this game, but we are not always aware that we are not competing, we're all trying move forward on the game board - cliche analogy, but oh well, it makes so much sense. I have not been able to find a job in the field that I have an education in - nutrition. Why should I not have this job right now, I don't know, but I am getting really excited and passionate about teaching yoga. I have not known that all of the jobs I have applied for and all of the interviews that I've had were not going to result in a job, but maybe there is something much greater informing us on our decisions. I doubt that the people that have interviewed me have known my highest possible path, but something made them not hire me. I am saying that everything is exactly the way it should be, and everything is not at all that way. I'm thinking of a scenario like the Enron mishap or something like that. Someone who ignores that gut feeling over and over again, it's like they've forced so much energy to go against their current, a short develops in their universal cord, and then they're off, off in dangerous territory. But, the time will come when the short causes a huge fire. I think this fire can burn for lifetimes or for an instant. So, something always pulls us back to the collective view. I feel good about my direction, for the first time ever. I am not fighting as much anymore; I am being carried. I will continue to give my trust to you - here I go. . .

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

September 2, 2009

I had a rather strange morning. I woke up early and took Penelope for a run around the river, and then I met an old man to meditate. I felt kind of weird about it, but I thought, no, I should not turn away a chance to possibly learn something from someone. I should have trusted my gut. He wanted to meditate by looking into each other's eyes. I did years ago with my ex-boyfriend, but never with anyone else. Anyhow, I decided to give another shot, and immediately, I could tell that he was feeling romantic about it. I kept trying to communicate to him that this was about meditation and nothing more. He did not get it. I am thinking if I ever do this again it will be only with a woman. I feel that feelings of romanticism completely defeat the purpose of meditation - to clear the mind, or at least that is my intention to meditate. I was passing really negative feelings to him and he was not communicating this understanding. I think there is a large difference between a lover and a spiritual companion. A lover can also be a spiritual companion, but it is in a different way than the spiritual companion that is a friend. I'm having a bit of hard time saying this how I am feeling it, or I guess, I'm trying to straighten it out. Anywho, this was a lesson that I needed. Every moment is a gift from the guru.

Last night, I went to my friend's yoga class, and this is a friend that I have shared tons of yoga with; so, we feel the same ways about a lot of things. Everything she said hit the spot. Her theme was self-love. Awhile back I read one of my teacher's books, who, like me, has struggled with self-love in the form of an anacceptance of body image. Anyway, she describes a time in her life during which she asks for self-love. She describes seeing a strong athletic woman fighting like mad to get through a cycling class, and rather than reacting to her how she normally would have - wow, that woman is so toned; I want to look like her. Instead she thought that the woman looked too hard. I just said all of that horribly, and did not give the wonderful author justice. Anyway, what I am getting at is that she sent out a message to the universe, a reflection of herself, and she got it. Her belief about body shapes and sizes began to change. This is not something that can happen by thinking a rationalizing. It's really hard to think positively about our bodies living in the US. The US mind has become so disconnected from the Earth and Universe - God, that we are now over-obsessing about how to be normal again. There comes a point in the collective conscious, like any mind, when it says, I've had it! I feel horrible and I need to make a change. In the US, this is happening in so many ways. Diet pills, weight loss shows, obsession with food, tons of weight loss gimics - we're trying to come back to balance, but we've gotten so out of balance. We need to come back to Earth. Eat seasonal vegetables. We've grown so much corn and soy and processed them in so many ways. We've gotten fat. What about the other vegetables and fruits? Anyway, I went off a huge confusing tangent.

One last thing. Last night in the class, my friend said something that I really connected with. We were in double pigeon, and she said - how do you feel right now? Are you waiting for this to be over, are you dreading this experience? Is this how you view life? Do you dread life? Be in double pigeon - experience it like you want to experience life.
This made me think about how every moment, and every moment within that moment is a microcosm of our experience. When we catch ourselves not experiencing life, or dreading something, whatever it may be, something has got to change. This does not mean that life has to be in a constant state of enjoyment. If you are going through pain and suffering, make sure that you are going through this and experiencing it to serve your higher purpose in your life. Dread pulls us out of the experience as well as all other types of thinky emotions. I'm talking to everybody and nobody. God bless all

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

This is bhekasana




















Me in Viparita virabhadrasana

Tue. September 1, 2009

Hello, goodmorning,

So, this is a place to speak. I'll try to write in it daily, but if I feel myself getting unreal, or pushy with words, I'll have to stop and come back later. I am feeling a bit more balanced this morning. I have been practicing daily and have had some really nice kundalini practices lately. This morning I took a walk along the river with Penelope and then came home to do some kundalini. I did a set that I have many times - Kriya for releasing fear. At the point in the set where fear is supposed to be released, I pretty much lose touch with my surroundings or either they intensify enormously. Yea, I think that's the one. My stomach feels like it's shrinking up into ? Into what, I don't know. I feel like I am purifying the flow of kundalini, and fear, the ego, if present will disrupt this. I don't know much about the practice of kundalini, but I've gotta say, What a trip. Last night, I had a great vinyasa practice in the heat - something I don't do a lot of anymore. It felt great. I went into some really deep back bends and did bhekasana for the first time. I was't expecting it all - I didn't think about it, my body just went into it. I look forward to beginning my class at Go 2 Danz tomorrow at 6:15 pm. Good day

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Oh mg, i have to speak. What am I doing? I can't sleep at night. Am I running out of time, or am I just beginning to realize how precious time is? I picture a campfire with spirits drumming around it in a perfect circle. The harmonious sounds are beautifully blending exactly in the center - merging to create our surroundings. We are communicating. Not this bullshit communication that I do almost all of the time. Something meaningful. Time is so precious. We really do not have much time. We must notice that we are being distracted. The ego wants to keep living. I am beginning to explode. On my 27th year in this life. How hard it is to be disciplined. This is my anxiety. Anxiety is not a bad thing. It's ourselves, our purpose, demanding to be heard. Disjumble the bullshit. Seek intelligence, and when you tap into it, critique it over and over and over again. We have this brilliant life to be able to do this. It will pass by in the blink of an eye. What did you see during that glimpse? Were you connected to it?I feel like the more experiential I realize life is - the huge expansive vision that we are capable of having, the more my life gets jumbled up. I am so alone I feel. Surrounded by people that I love and that love me, yet there is so little communication. I'm about to bust. Breathe deeply. Breathe deeply. . . Oh how dramatic I am. Alright, well, I did it, I began this blog. Don't ignore me anymore! I am you, who will truly make your time here worthwhile. God Bless You