“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky.” Rabindranath Tagore
Deliberately looking at something in our lives with a soft focus may be a new form of acceptance. It requires gentle vision, blurring the lines, and possibly noticing unique aspects, brilliant lighting, and hidden gems.
When an acute event throws us off kilter, we are quicker to raise our arms up in defense against this awful monster. Go away! You’re not welcome! I don’t want this! Why me?
Softening the way we see our current circumstances reminds us that quietly taking in the experience is doable. One portion at a time, not more than we can handle, and we are better able to draw on our skills. We are equipped to work with this in our lives. There is room and this is temporary.
Make it a strong day!
