Wandering back to my car yesterday after my weekly Artist Date .. I came across this quote in the window of a shop. It basically sums up last week for me. Yet another veil has fallen for me.
And yes ... this is my untidy script - quickly scrawled at the end of my musings for the day in my morning pages book.
What have you done this year to dig deeper to find yourself?
Postcardia-cum-Poetica #107
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Image by Thomas Dworzak, Russia, February 2001. Words from Care of the Soul.
4 comments:
I think that suffering is meant to teach us lessons, or to get us to realize certain truths or laws of the universe. The only way I have dug deeper this year is through my writings, in which I reveal more of myself than I ever could by speaking.
Michele sent me.
I think challenging myself to go back to school has been my way of digging deeper. If you had asked, me on this day last year, if I thought I would be in school in a year's time, I would have given you a very cynical, "Not likely." for the longest time I struggled with dismay over the feeling that my life would slip by, and my dreams right along with it. Now... not so much.
pretty much every thing I've done this year has made me dig deeper - I tend to dig and dig or not pick up the shovel at all.
I'm not sure about the suffering - I'm learning about how much power suffering has if I let it - and how much of it is illusion.
Having said that, so many hours, days, weeks are spent unravelling stories and their associated pain, so that I can no longer suffer because of them.
I sometimes wonder if it would not have been a more pleasant life if I had remained in my illusions, suffering or otherwise, because ignorance really is a kind of bliss.
love what you are doing here Jodi xx d
You keep morning pages...as in the Artist's Way??? I really need to start doing that again.
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