Influencing by walking the magic
Another year has passed. A very special year. For me and many other people around the globe it has pushed us into pausing. Many of us rarely paus and reflect.…
Another year has passed. A very special year. For me and many other people around the globe it has pushed us into pausing. Many of us rarely paus and reflect.…
We each have to decide what we want to contribute to. Do we live to satisfy our ego? Or can we trust in a greater intelligence and heart within us that…
“The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are.”― Joseph Campbell Life has different chapters Adult life has different chapters. The chapter of the student being full of energy…
How many moments have you had sitting down, just hanging out, feeling perfectly happy with just being present during these past months? One of the messages I got from home growing up is: Life is hard work. I thought I had managed to distance myself from that message, but I realize it is hard wired and something is still pushing me from the inside. I want to say: “Thank you thank you” to that voice. “You have done your work, now please take vacation”.
It is not easy to be a human being in these Corona times. For many of us it has activated the feeling of loneliness and vulnerability. I believe we are wired for emotional connection and physical touch. I miss both more and more once I now have had my share of being a hermit in my own home.
Slowing down to the speed of presence, I heard this expression from Alan Seale, Center for Transformational Presence, recently and it hit me like a boomerang. And it has continued to hit me. For days I have walked around trying to figure out what it means for me.
I have been thinking of starting a blog for a long time. Words of Wisdom that touch my heart. Not necessarily my own words. When I catch a glimpse here and there from people I speak to, from books or podcasts, something happens inside myself and I say, stop, say that again, or if that is not possible I grasp for a piece of paper to write on. I would like to share those pieces of wisdom and other insights that dawns upon me.