There
is an Autumnal feel. It is chilly out. It was 64 F in the house this
Morning. The outside temp was in the forties. I am being warmed by a
little electric heater as I write this.
I
apologize for not communicating that there would be no blog Monday.
On Sunday we had a medical emergency in the family. It appears
everything will be okay and I won't go into it in this writing. It
has been capturing my attention.
Every
time life brings us something unexpected we learn. Sometimes it
throws us off. Sometimes we can go with the flow and it creates only
minor disturbance.
Life
seems to have a life of its own. We usually go along, life comes to
us one day at a time. It is largely predictable and we can see our
participation in its creation. We can accept, the good and not so
good, as what we are calling for. Then sometimes, something comes out
of the blue, something, we think, is on-called for.
We
might struggle with it. Resist it. Fight it. Question it. It might
seem impossible to accept, but accept we will.
Wouldn't
it be nice, if we could always know what could be resisted and what
needs to be accepted? I think we do know. We just don't want to.
A
happening is a happening. When life brings us something, we don't
think we want; we do know what is resistible and what isn't, but we
may not want to believe what we know. And if our first response is to
throw up our barriers, we won't really find out until our struggle
abates.
Part
of giving up judgement is giving up judgement of life. There is
wisdom in an accepting attitude as life comes to us. With acceptance
we can see clearly, what can and should be resisted or changed, and
what needs to be endured. Our willingness to be accepting makes all
situations easier to deal with.
The
great sages of our world postulate, that nothing is an accident and
everything that happens, is for our learning. With every experience
our consciousness expands. With every experience we have an
opportunity to love where we might not have before.
I
am learning what “Going with the flow” means.
Love
and Peace, Gregg
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