I’ve been hyper-aware of creativity this week thanks to the spotlight shone by Bliss Habits.
Taking an honest look at my own story around who I am creatively caused me to see anew what creativity really is – a vibration, an energy, a flow.
Not the end or a beginning, not a process or result. Those are best left for derivative words like creator, creation and create.
Which doesn’t make them less, just different. More facets of Continue reading »
Chaos gets a bad rap.
Concentrated energy in a small space of time is powerfully uncomfortable. Something we don’t believe capable of handling.
But we can, and do.
Perhaps upheaval is a good thing. We take notice. Continue reading »
In case you haven’t heard, I’ve been asked to write a regular Wednesday series called Living Bliss for BlissHabits.com.
While capturing some additional thoughts on my first column about Joy, I was reminded of similarities between joy, change and relativity -
size doesn’t matter.
Joy will take any opening we allow.
We look for crevices when a crack, the tiniest of cracks, will do.
Less than ten seconds is all joy needs to grab hold and slip through.
Waiting for the right moment or expecting to find joy a specific way keeps the exact thing we desire at bay.
Glance at a sunset. Laugh for no reason. Watch something sleeping breathe.
Sing a ditty off key.
Exhale until you can’t anymore.
Let joy in so joy can work its magic for you.
Small cracks turn into crevices before the blink of an eye.
Decide, let go a little bit more and allow joy to flow through.
The next (and previous) in line of life lessons learned from cats.
Shortly before I started hearing a number of references about change, I was reflecting on how the shy cats have come out of their shell since arriving home. Continue reading »
I’ve been musing of late on the life lessons learned from cats. Not sure how many we’ll end up with in the end, but with a few this might as well be as a good a time as any to start.
You know that saying Continue reading »
How quickly a month zooms by since cancer kitty’s last ultrasound.
The vet* remains baffled as to why he is still here and what is happening with his insides.
But then again, we have energy in play alongside the drugs.
We’re still taking life Continue reading »
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