Thursday, April 28, 2011

Cross-roads

To choose
I look at the left.
I look at the right.
Now what?
I stay still.

To  reason
I ‘ll go to the left and ……
what will happen if ?
suppose ….
I wait.
Anxiety builds….

No …… it’s better if I take the right
I will ….
I shall ….
I can …..
Maybe …
But if ……
And stay still.

To do
I look again and
see a path straight ahead
I  move.
Feels good.

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

thanks

I take a sip of water
I am grateful
I take a sip of food
I am grateful
I take a sip of joy
I am grateful
I take a sip of trust
I am grateful
I take a sip of sadness
I am grateful
I take a sip of responsibility
I am grateful
I take a sip of life
I am grateful

Thursday, April 7, 2011

I read on FB : ‘A man will only treat you the way you ALLOW him to treat you’.

And immediately I felt the need to react as I can’t agree.
Although I reacted on Facebook as well I think it's important to write my reaction on my blog too

To me this saying lays the responsibility of man’s behavior solemnly in the hands of a woman.
In a direct man-woman relationship there a two people involved.
Both have their share in what’s going on.
In a functional relationship both partners feel responsible to invest in each other, in  house and family, both tolerate differences, both learn means of communication, both develop the willpower to consult each other, both are giving and receiving partners and each one supports the other.
In order to have such a relationship it takes the willingness and effort to look at oneself first.
It takes guts to dare to look inside and to acknowledge aspects one is not keen on to notice.
It takes love for oneself to accept that we are who we are and not who we think or would like to be .
It takes perseverance to question oneself as we all are influenced by thoughts, feelings and behavior of others too.
It takes love and courage to listen to your partner (and others)too and  to admit certain things need change.

I can only say: Treat the other person the way you like to be treated yourself.

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

I thought I was drowning

My thoughts behave like water. They  stream everywhere.  
At times they behave like waves  and roll into shore soft and gentle.
Recently they had enormous force.
They tugged at the shore of my consciousness and influenced my subconscious.
I did not notice their affect and developed thoughts that I had to keep on swimming. 
I was getting tired, oh so tired.
I developed emotions of fear and thoughts of drowning.
But as water keeps on moving so did my thoughts.
I asked help from Spirit world and advice from people I trusted.
I looked inside and faced what I encountered.
Now I am swimming but not drowning.
I will reach the shore once more!