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Tag Archives: autonomy
In search of a worthy impulse
Often the impulses that drive us bewilder us or they hurt, confound and distract, sending a us off on a macabre dance through pain and disillusionment, enslaved by a maniacal pulse tapped out by a pair of once beguiling red shoes we now long to shed but don’t know how. Slowly it becomes apparent, only we can take them off, no one else can do that for us, but how to break the spell? Continue reading →
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Tagged autonomy, awareness, breath, Consciousness, fear, highly sensitive, human condition, incentive, motivation, neurodiverse, new paradigm, rebirth, self-actualisation, state of the world, urgency
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Dare to become your own master
Once you start to crystallise, you notice how your interest in endless master classes, self-improvement programs and other subscriptions starts to wane. Whilst you want to keep the expansive dialogue going, your desire to “sign up” and even pay for other people’s know-how will probably reach an all-time low . This can feel like you’re losing your self-improvement grip; or you may panic that a side-effect of becoming more embodied is that you no longer seem to be interested in “spirituality”, which used to be your biggest passion. This probaby isn’t so (at all), but there’s an important and necessary shift taking place and here it is… Continue reading →
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Tagged achieving mastery, autonomy, balance, be your own guru, cleaning up your act, crystalising, dharma, dissolving contracts, divine human, embodied spirit, follow your truth, individualisation, individuality, innate wisdom, integrity, paradox, self-belief, self-guidance, self-improvement courses, synchronicities, when self-improvement courses are no longer necessary
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Taking back the wheel
Its when we get to take back the control of our own wheel that the wide-open road of life has this habit of coming up to meet us, unfolding a little more each day in proportion to our own preparedness to travel along it; as though there are whole stretches that never even bother to show themselves to us unless we display that initial willingness to take the journey of them. It makes me wonder at the vast expanse of road that, likely, never even appears to our senses when we fail to look out for it being there; and how much more endless highway there is “out there” to be explored when we are on the look out for the possibility of more, more, more all the time. Once we are open to exploring that road fully, adventurous, courageously wherever it may take us then, suddenly, life has this habit of opening up wide once again; I’ve demonstrated this truism, monumentally, twice in my life to date (as shared in this post…) and it won’t take a third time of forgetting for me to hold onto it from here now I’ve taken back that wheel for myself. Continue reading →
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Tagged adventure of life, asserting what you want, autonomy, car metaphor, choice, chronic pain, doing things for yourself, driving with chronic illness, driving yourself, equality within marriage, exhilaration, fibromyalgia, fibromyalgia and driving a car, freedom, healing, knowing your own strength, taking back control of your life, taking control of your life, thinking yourself ill, thriving inspire of illness, trusting yourself, Wales, wide-open road
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spinning the light 