Sometimes you just have to go with it.

Sometimes you just have to move, take a direction in the direction of your hopes and dreams even if you haven’t got a clue what they are or how to get there. We don’t always have the luxury of knowing the destination – we have to be willing, in the spirit of adventure, to take the first step and let the journey unfold as we walk it.

That good old nugget of the journey being as important as the destination.

Except that, for me I don’t always know where I am heading other than some vague notion or intuition or feeling that I am following and learning to have faith in. I do know that it is leading me in a right direction and that the journey, in this case, is more important than the direction.

Despite my best efforts to stay still and stay safe and secure for a while, my spirit is having none of it. I have been moody, manic and depressive in mood of late. As Abraham Hicks tells us, these feelings are not bad. They are just feedback that something is out of whack and things can be better if we make choices that lead us to a better feeling. For me I see this as my spirit making it so uncomfortable for me to stay put that any direction or motion is better than inertia.

Remember that the essence of or spirit, of our life force is fire – that is what “having a fire in the belly” refers to. When was the last time you saw a static and inert fire? It is non-existent. As spirits in physical form we have to keep moving, changing. Otherwise we get what I have called “osteoporosis of the belief system”. We simply so rigid and stiff that we lose the ability to flow, to adapt and change. So for me, my spirit wants me to move and sooner or later, I will move as I don’t like feeling like crap for too long!

So it is time for me to start following the yellow brick road as it were and go in search of the magic that I know is out there (or in here as the case may be). Just following a feeling but beats being stuck staring at my navel ;-) .

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