Here we are on our last day of spring, heralding in the hot summer months with visions of lazing beneath shade trees beside a waterfall or babbling brook, perhaps reading an engaging book, say....."THE CHE DIARIES" (?)
That last line was for humor, not expressing an incessant marketing mindset. I don't care if you read it or not....the fun was writing it, the expansiveness to my spirit was living it.
Summer is my least favorite season, because I'm not into the heat, but the good news is, it is followed by the first of the series of my favorite seasons. Loving all kinds of weather except heat and strong winds (to be outside in) - I do love watching it all from within....my car, my room, a cafe.
Incubation periods are sometimes viewed as "doing nothing" ~ "being lazy" ~ but actually are neither of those things. I am in such a phase and am not resisting it, judging it or wishing to be "more productive". Honestly, I'm viewing it as a gift, something I've never actually experienced for longer than a few hours every few years. This is the longest incubation period I have ever had, and quite frankly, I love it, for I know things are brewing on the unseen dimensions, components are being gathered into alignment as I feel my frequency rising and resonating with all that is considered wonderful.
Always one to count blessings even during the decades as a single mom that I used to perceive as a time of struggling, I now can say, "I sailed through them" as I'm out on the other side and I didn't sink, which makes me stronger than the Titanic and with an even better navigational system. Not to say I didn't come close to sinking many times, but with one nostril still above the surface of the tsunami at the time, I managed to rise up and overcome. "Yay me!!!" ~ and everyone else who's fought the odds and won. We rock.
As the captain of my own life, I've managed to not only stay afloat, but to SAIL with ease to realize a few of my actual dreams, and realizing the horizon is even brighter, the stars more sparkly than even my brilliant imagination fathomed.
This all said, I wish anyone reading this to have a life of expansion, allowing wild and 'weird' things to come into your life and enjoy them rather than judge them as 'weird or crazy' ~ and don't judge yourself as weird, crazy or any of those other tags that serve to just keep you in the box of a limited mind and a mundane life.
So, here's to the summer and sitting beneath shady trees by a babbling brook, diving into the salty, refreshing ocean, and taking time with either your children or your self to have some SUMMER FUN.
