Thank You Teachers
Dearest Kula,
Our time has almost came to an end and I just wanted to thank you for your energy, your hearts and lessons you've taught me. I am so grateful for this space and all that it represents and most importantly the diverse people that fill it. All with something to offer and recieve from one another.
This cleanse has been eye opening in so many ways.i have to say i was able to really be a witness in my own actions more than ever. i have realized that it is not the coffee that makes me feel alive in the morning, it is my life force, my prana. i have noticed how easy it is for me to fill my free time with busyness. i am making a point to live more fruit full by thinking before speaking, committing.i am practicing looking behind the heart of the person and why they are reacting the way that they are, having compassion. i have learned how wonderful you feel when you eat well! I have learned how easy it is to be an example! You never know who is watching and what they are picking up! i am learning to be fearless is freeing and not scary at all! i am learning i have so much to learn and i love it! What an adventure!
May the cleanse serve you well,
NAMASTE! from my heart space to yours,
Leslie
posted by Leslie Lynn @ 1:23 PM
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Hooray Leslie! I've had the coffee revelation as well. I was a complete addict before this week and (after a two-day 'normalization' period) have felt more energetic & equilibrious than I have in ages!
YEAH! Ashley B., You amaze me! You are so talented with your descriptive words! as i am sure you are with your art work also! What a gift you are!
Love to you,
Leslie
Ashley;
I am just now reading a majority of the posts & your lesson about looking "behind the heart" is almost what I had said to myself on Wednesday. The description that came to me was to look for & listen curiously for that person's inner self - whether they intend to show it or not - and respond to their soul as well as the content of the situation/conversation.
I have habitually sped past the heart 'n soul of a person & focused on the "outer" issue at hand. [This was supossedly more comfortable for me. That's a myth too I figured out.]
The issue & the person's Self [with a big "S"] are paired. I intend to acknowledge in some manner what I usually sense about the spiritual / soulful part of the person too. This way it's not singly about the thing outside of both of us. Does this correlate with part of what you described?
Thank you for articulating your thought!!
Love, Linda
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