Monday, September 22, 2014

9.22.14 Sitting With What Is Uncomfortable. And After That?

Photo: Radical acceptance  does not necessarily mean feeling better, but rather,  simply sitting what is  uncomfortable. And after some time with that?
Changing our focus of the moment. Turning ourselves toward something else . A new focus. 
     For survivors, physically moving ourselves from one spot to another…in to outside. One room or place to another. Because once we couldn’t. And now we can.
     Sometimes the bright early morning may feel so weighted and blunted. And so we pick ourselves up, embrace ourselves with a smile we find somewhere or other, and turn ourselves toward something new; something fresh, something away from the stuckness of the thick and the blunt and the uncomfortable. 
     Something that reflects so many other vantage points that we actually can access, if we simply take ourselves to the left a bit, or turn ourselves toward the sunrise, or change our morning routine, or sing a bright song on the way to work, with vigor ☺ , annoying the heck out of ourselves, as we pull ourselves from the muck, and back on track.

 Radical acceptance  does not necessarily mean feeling better, but rather,  simply sitting with what is  uncomfortable. And after some time with that?

Changing our focus of the moment. Turning ourselves toward something else . A new focus.
     For survivors, physically moving ourselves from one spot to another…in to outside. One room or place to another. Because once we couldn’t. And now we can.
     Sometimes the bright early morning may feel so weighted and blunted. And so we pick ourselves up, embrace ourselves with a smile we find somewhere or other, and turn ourselves toward something new; something fresh, something away from the stuckness of the thick and the blunt and the uncomfortable.
     Something that reflects so many other vantage points that we actually can access, if we simply take ourselves to the left a bit, or turn ourselves toward the sunrise, or change our morning routine, or sing a bright song on the way to work, with vigor J , annoying the heck out of ourselves, as we pull ourselves from the muck, and back on track.

  

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