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Unstuck Wah-hoooo.Peggy J [no longer around] said May 25, 2006, 8:58 PM: |
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I want to share something with you - Have A Beautiful Day And now I’ll tell you my story. I cannot stuff all 6 file drawers of my journals in here so I’ll do the next best thing, effort to make this short! My messy childhood (who hasn’t experienced that!!) made a hell of a foundation for motherhood so that was rather a mess as well. We all suffered! By the time I was in my late 30s (1970) I was incapable of even holding any reasonable employment & heading into a 4th divorce. My Soul ached for peace. Give me peace or give me death, as I was certainly dying anyway. One morning I awoke to the feeling that both my legs were as if two cement columns. I had recently been told to start a journal & a new tablet lay blank on the night-stand. I intuited that I would be alright, somehow get through this new challenge, if I picked up the tablet & wrote 3 good things about myself. It took a mighty long time to stretch over to it, get the pen, & an even longer time to think up 3 good things about me! …………………..!! (If I told you all that I faced in that final year of Eternal Stuck-ness I doubt you would be able to believe me, so I’ll just go on with the story.) One by one I wrote as the answers trickled out: I am a good mother…….. I have tried my best with what I have……….. &..then for …….the first time in at least 20 years I cried as if dams had burst……….. I never finished writing the 3rd good thing. I began sobbing…..on & on …. into exhaustion, until I had to pee. Only upon standing did I realize my legs were no longer cement. The crying started all over again & on the potty I made my decision. In spite of all the resistance from all family members for years on end, I would go back to school no matter what they said or did. And I did. They deserted me from all ends: my father, my husband, & my adult children. Don’t feel sad for me it is all just as well. From then on it was a fast paced BA psychology, MA world religions, ten years living in spiritual retreat centers & monasteries & bla bla bla & except for short bumps along the way I have never experienced stuck-ness since. Now when I hit a hard place in the road I allow myself to settle into it, feel it, talk with it, & learn all I can from it & then leap out of it; bad bumps usually last no more than 24 hours now:):):) If you are curious I have put a few stories on my blog about my friend Kundalini, etc……. Blessings & Love to all, there is hope! There is freedom from being stuck, even freedom from getting stuck! PJ |
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Re: Unstuck Wah-hoooo.Peggy J [no longer around] said May 25, 2006, 9:09 PM: |
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Oh dear wrong link:)
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