Not knowing how to do something or what’s around the next corner can feel terrifying even life threatening. ‘Not knowing‘ can be spooky and if we use old models of understanding a shock to our ego.
Venturing into the unknown can feel like climbing Mt. Everest.
Or being stopped as something as surreal as this pretend bullfighter.
When we hit the wall of our understanding, it’s an indicator that we’ve outgrown our old definitions for how we think our world should be.
There is a lot of screaming going on these days.
Sometimes that truth, the truth we must know gets louder and louder and can becomes a howl, a scream that won’t go away. Screaming has gotten a bad rap.
Is there any screaming going on in you?
Sometimes all we can hear is the scream and miss the message.
Friends,
Stupid is a word with big teeth.
It is a word we each learned from someone who misunderstood the wondrous value of not knowing.
It is a word designed to take a piece out of the soulful confidence, the soulful knowing that we are.
It is a word designed to shackle and limit the voice of truth in your heart.
A Blessing from our Baja California Mexico Adventure
Beloveds,
It is time to remember a beginning within you that you have forgotten.
In truth, you are not made of fear.
Fear comes into being when you come to believe you are alone, isolated.
Know that at times fear saves your life.
But when danger is not present and fear persists love becomes lost.
A Wisdom Rx Blessing called forth by David MacKenzie and Susan Perkins.
Your voice is not what you think it is.
So often you speak from your memory.
Ideas shape your words.
There is a longing within you to hear the current of life you are.
Meet Squinty the Magic Cat, The Newest Member of Wisdom Rx.
Sometimes desires take time to mature. We’ve been thinking about having a cat for several years. Serendipity and desire brought us a cat who’s a lot of fun. Our friend Bill upon leaving our house around midnight one evening heard a cat meowing in the bushes. Twenty minutes later after digging the cat out from the thicket our door bell rings and Bill is standing there holding Squinty and hands him over to David.
He’s called Squinty because his left eye squints a bit. We’ve learned, by reading on the internet that when cat’s blink at you it is a sign of love. Squinty is a love magnifier, smart, quirky and playful. He loves to sit on David’s shoulder during sessions.
And he’s magical because he can change the most ordinary moment into one of surprise and delight. Instead of working at getting what we wanted, we let go and trusted. Serendipity and desire brought us an added love magnifier who is ready to work.
