I find it too easy for my inner vision to be clouded by every day concerns and responsibilities; my physical life often weighs heavy on my heart. The physical world is also provides the key for my sprit to be unshackled and to regain flight.
Knowing the cues
The sound of the breeze through trees; the swish of the sea on the shore; the scent of jasmine; or the sight of a gently flickering candle help me to make an inner connection, however this doesn’t always do the trick.
The next step
I have written posts about the challenge of capturing as many ideas as possible when my mind is abuzz with inspiration. When the opposite is true, it is like casting a fine mesh net into a sluggish sea. Most of the brainwaves flow through and only a small number of seeds of inspiration are collected.
As with all fishing, patience and taking a break can help achieve a result. As my thoughts spark, connect and add substance to the seeds, they often prove to be a catalyst for something worthwhile. Even if I don’t succeed, beating myself up about it isn’t productive and there will usually be an opportunity to have another go.
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Always an opportunity to have another go.. every moment is a new crossroads if we choose.
A huge mind spin if I think about it too much LOL 🙂
Don’t think … just go with it 🙂
Your intro words really resonated, especially this morning… ‘my physical life often weighs heavy on my heart’, but to also keep in mind that it at the same time it feeds our inner lives and inspires our souls. Thank you! xox
Your comment made my day, thank you 🙂
casting a fine mesh into a sluggish sea…you are always poetic Robert 🙂
I have my moments, thank you Annie. Poetry has come to me late in life 🙂
beautifully put )
Thank you for letting me know 🙂
A nice post. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for reminding me about my post, it is almost two years old
There are some posts that are timeless; and those are the ones I prefer to write. Future generations should find them relevant; and love them as do the people of today.