Learning lessons that make sense while you are learning them is a good thing!
I’m sad to say that my bee colony has left me.
They didn’t have enough space, and they swarmed. …read more here
It’s a shit show out there.
Seriously.
I have full trust in our teams, both ground crew and the ones watching. I know deep in my bones no matter what everything is going to be okay.
You can’t rush it. …read more here
This is a lesson Ross asked me to write about.
There are three parts. The last part was clearer to me last night, but I needed to go to bed. And tonight, it’s late again, I need sleep, but because of the risk of forgetting the information, and for keeping my promise to Ross, I stay up and write. …read more here
First of all we would like to wish a Happy Mother’s Day to you. For everything you do, we thank you.
Things have been moving forward for me, personally, and on a soul journey. It’s not easy. My work schedule now is very active, with early morning starts more often than not. And there are few gaps in the day. The stamina it takes to work full time in an outpatient setting is daunting. By the end of the week I need the weekend to recover and to catch up with my household and personal life. …read more here
I’ve suffered from anxiety, oh, most of my life. At three I know I didn’t have it. But by five I did. One of my biggest stressors was going to the dentist. I would yawn and try to fall asleep in the car on the hopes that perhaps this time, just maybe, if I was sleeping I wouldn’t have to go.
My father worked with me on my anxiety issues a lot. He’s ask me, ‘is it here yet? (whatever I was worrying about)’. Why waste this precious time when nothing is actually happening?
He even said, ‘a coward dies a thousand deaths, a hero dies but one’. …read more here
As always, we are the trailblazers and guides on our healing and adaptation to the unseen world as it pertains to us here in 3D terrestrial life on Earth.
This lesson is brief.
Exceedingly so.
We are presenting this as an example to further encourage you to 1) be aware this can be experienced and 2) to allow yourself to just ‘roll with it’ when it does. …read more here
I was a tomboy.
I enjoyed all of the activities while growing up–and with encouragement from my father, I became confident, capable, and self-assured with my ability to master new skills. And to learn.
That’s how I ended up becoming a doctor.
It’s a long journey with many challenges. Each one I was able to meet and overcome. …read more here
Wow.
Just tonight I had a huge breakthrough.
It’s funny how our families create situations where we can gain insight on old problems we have carried with us, things we were innocently exposed to and powerless to avoid while growing up. …read more here
I was a little surprised this morning to see it had rained last night.
I was very thankful that the rain was light as I was driving to work. I know that there have been some rough times behind the wheel in heavy rain on the way to work. …read more here
I’m noticing a trend in my spiritual life.
I’m becoming more interested in my Life Lessons and the Tasks At Hand.
That feeling of not belonging or wanting to leave and go ‘Home’ is faded. …read more here
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