Spring is a positive affirmation from the Mother Earth, without uttering a word. It is a time of rebirth, Passover, Easter, new blossoms, spring harvests of fruits and vegetables, a promise of hope. For me, spring represents an exodus of sorts.
Exodus in the bible refers to the time and circumstances when the Israelites left Egypt and were freed from slavery under the guidance of Moses. When we move through spring, we leave behind the cloak of winter. In our lives we also can shed those labels and layers which no longer describe or serve us. We can sense freedom in the air in the spring.
How do we do this? I suggest writing down on a piece of paper a list of the stuff that weighs you down. I suggest writing down what you want relief from. Take another sheet of paper and write down the possible resolutions. There is nothing we can do that is instantaneous and resolved, but seeing resolutions in writing help us figure out a way to take actionable steps.
My next move personally is to bounce these papers' contents off of someone I trust. Listening to the loving answers and suggestions from someone I love means I can do something. Notice I didn't say try something or think something. I said do something. One actionable step is a step toward your own rebirth and spring.
When we can check one item off the list, it is truly awesome. My goal to have my third book published in the spring or summer of 2016 is coming to fruition. That is only one thing on my list, but it leaves me smiling.
What are you ready to release? I want to hear from you.
Blessings,
KJ Landis
Exodus in the bible refers to the time and circumstances when the Israelites left Egypt and were freed from slavery under the guidance of Moses. When we move through spring, we leave behind the cloak of winter. In our lives we also can shed those labels and layers which no longer describe or serve us. We can sense freedom in the air in the spring.
How do we do this? I suggest writing down on a piece of paper a list of the stuff that weighs you down. I suggest writing down what you want relief from. Take another sheet of paper and write down the possible resolutions. There is nothing we can do that is instantaneous and resolved, but seeing resolutions in writing help us figure out a way to take actionable steps.
My next move personally is to bounce these papers' contents off of someone I trust. Listening to the loving answers and suggestions from someone I love means I can do something. Notice I didn't say try something or think something. I said do something. One actionable step is a step toward your own rebirth and spring.
When we can check one item off the list, it is truly awesome. My goal to have my third book published in the spring or summer of 2016 is coming to fruition. That is only one thing on my list, but it leaves me smiling.
What are you ready to release? I want to hear from you.
Blessings,
KJ Landis
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