The past two weeks I've been forced into the role I believe I'll play next in life. Forced being key word. It was uncomfortable. of course. What's more uncomfortable is coming back to where I am n.o.w. and adjusting to being here as me n.o.w. having started to discover another, a new, part of me.
How will they combine?
So this is transition. How maturing. How confusing. How un-settling.
I guess, it's kind of, in a way, exciting. It's something to be proud of. It's something that is MINE. I can feel it, I can embrace it, I can be terrified of it, and I can love it. I can feel it. It's mine. It's me. s
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P E A C E. begins with a smile. I read this in a book by Thich Nhat Hanh. This is how I'm looking at my world. It's all about inner peace, inside our own being. And as we learn our own peace we learn compassion for others, and for the world we live in. Others and The World will always be there - no matter what's going on inside us, they go on. If we live and breathe peace, we can go on too, in the present moment; for that is all we have: the only thing that's real.
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