Sunday, November 10, 2019

Trusting my own intuition.





















Have you ever just stopped and wanted to kick yourself for not doing what your inner self knew was right?  Funny thing in retrospect, the times I followed a different road and didn't trust my own instincts, I fucked myself up. 

I discovered early in life that my thoughts/beliefs were not those of my parents, siblings, friends, society, church, government and I questioned a lot of "beliefs" as a child and young person. This created too many instances to count of being called weird, defiant and rebellious.  As I look back, almost every time I followed someone else's definition of what I "should" do, I was not happy, I was not in my truth and the hurts that followed were life altering, for good reason.  I was trying to be what others wanted me to be.  WHO DOES THAT?  My guess is, most of us do or have done. 

Now at 52, I'm still considered weird and defiant.  Thankfully, that doesn't affect me as much.  Loved ones don't understand my decisions and vocalize their dissatisfaction of them.  I have learned throughout this life that I am not someone else's definition.  I think of myself as a free spirit, full of love and that is my authentic self. 

Truth is, I'm happier than I have ever been and I trust that is because I've listened to myself and not let anyone else talk me out of choosing my own happiness, first......finally! 

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Finding my outlet....


So, I've been on this spiritual path for sometime now and have come to realize that I need a place to put down....crazy or not, the stuff knockin' around my noggin.  Believe me when I say that I've not been consistent with my journaling and struggle with it a bit, but this feels right.

I've thought about creating a video series and that may come later, but for now I'm going to use this platform to get some of the things in my head, out.

A few things that are working on me right now that I'd like to talk about:
- Switching Gears
- Roadblocks and Detours
- Group thought
- Comfort vs. Chaos

I look forward to sharing.  See you all soon.

Much love,
Cathy