Guest guest Posted July 5, 2001 Report Share Posted July 5, 2001 dear Audrey your message to me arrived on the perfect time. I was going to the capoierra lesson with my kid taking with me the notorious pants. i checked the e-mail box just a moment before and found your post. it said: " choose you " .... i went to the lesson with this mantra, it was a great stress to come and give him back the pants, in the middle of the lesson i felt cowardness and i said to myself: may be i should give up and flow with this and pay for the pants just to avoid disharmony? but than i remembered " choose you " . and what linda said (speak your truth and let the rest go) and what crow said ( " be loose and pleasant " ) and all these voices together help[ed me to approach him and just hand the pants back in a balanced way with out being too much tiger and with out being too much chicken. i think he felt uneasy (transfference?) but he pretended as if it is all ok. so again this drama in the teapot ended with peace. I thank all of you for the lesson. Love Anat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2001 Report Share Posted July 6, 2001 Anat, Congratulations! This is fantastic, well done. Linda pine wrote: > dear Audrey > > your message to me arrived on the perfect time. > I was going to the capoierra lesson with my kid > taking with me the notorious pants. > i checked the e-mail box just a moment before and found your post. > it said: " choose you " .... i went to the lesson with this mantra, > it was a great stress to come and give him back the pants, in the middle of > the lesson i felt cowardness and i said to myself: may be i should give up > and flow with this and pay for the pants just to avoid disharmony? > but than i remembered " choose you " . > and what linda said (speak your truth and let the rest go) > and what crow said ( " be loose and pleasant " ) > and all these voices together help[ed me to > approach him and just hand the pants back in a balanced way with out being > too much tiger and with out being too much chicken. > > i think he felt uneasy (transfference?) but he pretended as if it is all ok. > so again this drama in the teapot ended with peace. I thank all of you for > the lesson. > Love > Anat > > **************************************** > Visit the community page: > For administrative problems -owner > To , - > > All messages, files and archives of this forum are copyright of the group and the individual authors. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2001 Report Share Posted July 6, 2001 Anat: I feel so proud for you; it is wonderful to hear how you are affirming yourself more and more every day in a positive way. Thanks for sharing your success. Blessings, Crow pine wrote: > > it was a great stress to come and give him back the pants, in the middle of > the lesson i felt cowardness and i said to myself: may be i should give up > and flow with this and pay for the pants just to avoid disharmony? > but than i remembered " choose you " . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2001 Report Share Posted July 9, 2001 Dear Anat, I love the imagery of " Drama in the teapot " ! My pleasure to have been a small part of the adventure of your life, and finding joy in yourself. Namaste, Audrey , " pine " <pine@i...> wrote: > dear Audrey > > your message to me arrived on the perfect time. > I was going to the capoierra lesson with my kid > taking with me the notorious pants. > i checked the e-mail box just a moment before and found your post. > it said: " choose you " .... i went to the lesson with this mantra, > it was a great stress to come and give him back the pants, in the middle of > the lesson i felt cowardness and i said to myself: may be i should give up > and flow with this and pay for the pants just to avoid disharmony? > but than i remembered " choose you " . > and what linda said (speak your truth and let the rest go) > and what crow said ( " be loose and pleasant " ) > and all these voices together help[ed me to > approach him and just hand the pants back in a balanced way with out being > too much tiger and with out being too much chicken. > > i think he felt uneasy (transfference?) but he pretended as if it is all ok. > so again this drama in the teapot ended with peace. I thank all of you for > the lesson. > Love > Anat Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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