Contemplate.
When we are active in the medicine way, our hearts and minds are attentive to where we can help, awaiting the opportunity to give our love and attention to that which needs it. It turns out with the years and the cycles, as we learn, that a world in chaos, as much as it needs our love and attention, it is highly intolerant of it. We would like to help and intervene, but spirit clearly shows that we are not to, that we must allow the processes to unfold. The greatest help we can provide, and for ourselves too, the greatest way to achieve balance, is to follow the signs where most of the time our help comes from just being there and watching, contemplating without acting. This is highly unpleasant and highly counter intuitive to the intelligence of our hearts. It does however show us how what apparently is inaction, many times is action. Our presence, mind and awareness changes the outcome of a situation. Just contemplating and being there, ready to help if asked, is many times more effective than intervention. Today's nawal brings about this lesson and wants us to find peace and balance beyond the anxiety produced by following this advice, as it is natural that we feel anxious to participate.
Contemplate.
When we are active in the medicine way, our hearts and minds are attentive to where we can help, awaiting the opportunity to give our love and attention to that which needs it. It turns out with the years and the cycles, as we learn, that a world in chaos, as much as it needs our love and attention, it is highly intolerant of it. We would like to help and intervene, but spirit clearly shows that we are not to, that we must allow the processes to unfold. The greatest help we can provide, and for ourselves too, the greatest way to achieve balance, is to follow the signs where most of the time our help comes from just being there and watching, contemplating without acting. This is highly unpleasant and highly counter intuitive to the intelligence of our hearts. It does however show us how what apparently is inaction, many times is action. Our presence, mind and awareness changes the outcome of a situation. Just contemplating and being there, ready to help if asked, is many times more effective than intervention. Today's nawal brings about this lesson and wants us to find peace and balance beyond the anxiety produced by following this advice, as it is natural that we feel anxious to participate.
