A Typical Day

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Hi, Bill!

 

Hey, what " Zinnia " said. And some of my own answers to your questions:

 

I only know a typical day for myself, my life in the here and now. I don't

preach, I'm very quiet about my changes. No one to preach to really. As a stay

at home Mom and homemaker, I'm really just home most of the time. I only have

contact with people on a superficial level--store clerks, other customers, the

mail person, some chorus people when I'm singing. Most of my personal friends

live far from me now, 30+ miles so I rarely see them now, sadly. And " awakened

people " , none, though I had the pleasure of meeting 2 recently and hope we

can build on that. At least I know they are here, near-ish and that is a

comfort. But my mainstay is only here online, really. That's where I get the

most sensation, back buzzing and shimmying, K getting a charge. Once in a while

on it's own, too, though I can't usually say what brings it on. Sometimes, out

in crowds, like when I go to the symphony with my hubby, I feel K reach out of

me, to whom I never know but think

it might be to heal.

 

With my family, I'm on guard 24/7. My husband, though loving and kind in every

other thing, is critical, sceptical, disapproving of  my " airy-fairy " pursuits.

With my brother and mother, I hint and there is a glimmer but mostly they are

not at a point where they are receptive to it yet. So isolated there, too.

 

Things will change for the better. What seems sad now will be a relief after the

fact. Its all good! The focus will be on relationship more than doing things and

physical things. I'm still waiting for that adjustment for myself!

 

Being in nature, away from the madding crowds is the best and as you say, soul

rejuvenating. K is guiding you right to what she wants. K can come alive in the

surroundings you describe. Hooray for you, Bill! We used to do exactly that, go

back country packing, stay near a stream in the woods away from everything.

Haven't been able to do that for years but when our daughter gets a bit older

maybe we can revive that. Maybe not 10 miles into the wilderness, as we used to

do, but something away from the camp-by-your-car places and all the people and

distraction. Good for you!

 

So nice to hear your story and your progress, Bill. And relieved to not hear you

mention heart chakra pains now. Hope that has resolved.

 

Love to you and keep going. You're doing super!

Valarie