Dissolutions
For many years now, I have not been a fan of resolutions.
The prefix “re” means “again.” So, instead of “resolving,” I “dissolve.”
One of the things I wanted to dissolve from 2013 was lingering poverty consciousness. As I may have stated previously, during the last two weeks of November, 2012 and all of December, 2012, I did my best to assist two people in overcoming their poverty consciousness. And in doing so, it got STUCK on me. No more stuck-ness!
Given how I was raised, the conditions I experienced growing up, the people around me, and other factors, I have a feeling that I may need to guard against poverty consciousness for a long time.
I also wanted to dissolve any lingering sadness in my life regarding romance and sex (well, the Divinely Orchestrated stroke took care of that). However, I also wanted to make sure that I did not refrain from engaging in either behaviors, activities or associated with people or locations that brought all my lingering emotional wounds regarding romance and sex into being. And so I have.
And, I wanted to remember how much I love and admire free spirits and to remember that I can always move in that direction and be a free spirit at any time. And so I have.
And, as I continue to move forward in 2013, there are other things, conditions and mental patterns that I shall dissolve. Of course, I also need to remember to think and dream bigger than I think is possible for me.
Thank you, one and all, for honoring who I AM and what I do.
Posted on January 7, 2013, in Healing, Life Lessons, My Life, Professional Life, Prosperity, Spirituality, Well-Being. Bookmark the permalink. 4 Comments.
Yes!
Yes, indeed.
Thank you for everything, Holly.
I love everything bout this post
Thank you, Kenny. I appreciate the words.
And if you are the Kenny I think you are, then I called you with my thoughts. I realized in the wee hours this morning that my blog, “This Is Who I AM” is a way for people to learn about the real me. In other words, what is really going on behind my face and my Psychic Shields.
I have also come to realize that I have become much more connected to people–even those that I have not literally seen in months–via my blog.
I think that is another reason why this blog had to be called “This Is Who I AM.” Thank you, my friend, for a lovely comment.