Dear Diary - William Essex

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16/7/2011

That felt good.
We can choose to live our lives as though everything is possible. We can become "Yes, and ..." people rather than "No, but ..." people. I don't want to be told about the difficulties; I want to share the potential. How do we move forward if we tell ourselves that an obstacle is insurmountable before we even start to tackle it?
Food disasters. 1,000 words. For Friday. Okay ...

Ruthie Sun Beam link

17/7/2011 00:54:48

YES - yes yes yes yes.. love it. Amazing full moon on friday, crystals glowing from her grace. Might waves as high tides dance with wind - and the rain beutifies the earth -
None of us relish hearing of difficulties.. but sometimes listening is offering the space for someone else seeking to be heard. Once witnessed, they can go with the tide. But sometimes witnessing listening and hearing is disempowering negation and denial?
Have a magick Sunday with sparkles.

William

17/7/2011 02:32:41

Listening, yes, but in a discussion, accepting the premise of a reply that begins with 'No, but'? That's taking an invitation to possibility, and putting a wall in front of it.
Although ... the deeper listening is recognising what's happening, and adjusting for it. Going from, say, 'Let's do this!' to a more balanced 'Let's talk about doing this,'with added listening.

Ruthie.

24/7/2011 11:44:08

loving your embellishments to this, thanks x

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