It hurts when I argue with Reality.
For so long I thought it was “the reality” that hurt. Sometimes, and I’ve noticed by accepting unwanted reality that the hurt’s complexion changes so much. It’s more sadness than strain, a respect rises that I do want and intend the world to be different – even when it isn’t – that fuels me to keep going, keep adding hearty value, rather than shake fists impotently at the sky in frustration…
A reminder that this book is an excellent resource for Acceptance. When we can be with what’s real, our resilience grows dramatically.
Stop fighting what is.
When we stop fighting what is, we open a pathway towards adapting for OUR thriving.
The more of us who feel emotionally free to adapt for OUR thriving, the more people will thrive! The more options will be emblazoned across the energy field of what is possible.
Wow, nice. Deep Okayness. Acceptance of our weirdness and cultivating an immunity to “wrongness” about who we are and what matters to us and how we express our heartistry.
I think a lot of my weird behavior and beliefs comes from a sense of Deep Okayness. I’m deeply okay, you’re deeply okay. If you’re not afraid on some level of Wrongness, then you have a ton of space to explore lots of scary shit – @Aella_Girl on Twitter
Life is what it is… but only always. – Peter Crone