Олечко, дякую! Я чекала на Твій допис. Ці Твої думки, сумніви, розмірковування дуже близькі і зрозумілі мені. Проблема вибору - непроста. Ми стикаємося з нею постійно. Та знаю, що Ти приймеш правильне рішення. Обіймаю Тебе. І ще раз дякую - за фото й англійську версію зокрема. ❤️🙂
Юлечко, дуже вдячна за розуміння та підтримку! Теж тебе міцно обіймаю! Вірю, що якщо навчитись слухати інтуїцію, а не аналітичні далекоглядні роздуми (з чим якраз маю труднощі :), то ці рішення прийматимуться набагато простіше))
Loved reading this, Olga. And here's a synchronicity for you: I just finished reading a chapter in "Finding your North Star" by Martha Beck which was EXACTLY on how our bodies communicate with us all the time and how listening to their guidance, their Yes and No, is what ultimately helps us in finding our own North Star, a life that resonates with our essential self and our true nature. So bravo for listening to your body and respecting its message! I often feel like when we choose a new direction in our life, we are sometimes being "tested" in how clear we are already on what we do and don't want. So I'd say this probably is just signaling to you that positive change is already on its way! ☺️
Also, I know this feeling of "What am I doing with my life, what useful am I contributing when I am not busy working?", and I would really recommend to sit with it and not let ourselves immediately be dragged into hustling by it. I feel it says so much about our culture and all we have come to believe, it's like we are finally meeting every toxic belief we do not need to feel as long as we keep busy and do as it commands us to do. I mean, of course, wanting to contribute something to society and to find beautiful work can be wonderful and surely is not a bad thing at all, but I feel like there's a certain level of toxicity to this feeling we can get when we are not "productive", like our worth depends on being a good little worker bee. I hope you can understand what I'm trying to say here :)
Completely understand and completely agree! This is exactly what I've been feeling all these three months... Not being productive at all. It's so hard to let it go when all your life you were used to earn money, go somewhere, show yourself, prove your value, be busy all day. Then, when there is nothing to attach yourself to anymore, you feel lost. So much space, so much time to ask yourself so many questions. Oh, Anne, I feel we have so much to talk about! Really want to meet you and sit at a cosy cafe talking about everything!
Always so happy to see your comments! Googled this book and already want to buy it! :) I just felt because of this situation with my spine, I started feeling more deeply how even a little stress influence my body. And when I imagined staying at one place for 9 hours again, I literally didn't feel well in my spine. Will listen to it more sensitively! :)
Олечко, дякую! Я чекала на Твій допис. Ці Твої думки, сумніви, розмірковування дуже близькі і зрозумілі мені. Проблема вибору - непроста. Ми стикаємося з нею постійно. Та знаю, що Ти приймеш правильне рішення. Обіймаю Тебе. І ще раз дякую - за фото й англійську версію зокрема. ❤️🙂
Юлечко, дуже вдячна за розуміння та підтримку! Теж тебе міцно обіймаю! Вірю, що якщо навчитись слухати інтуїцію, а не аналітичні далекоглядні роздуми (з чим якраз маю труднощі :), то ці рішення прийматимуться набагато простіше))
Loved reading this, Olga. And here's a synchronicity for you: I just finished reading a chapter in "Finding your North Star" by Martha Beck which was EXACTLY on how our bodies communicate with us all the time and how listening to their guidance, their Yes and No, is what ultimately helps us in finding our own North Star, a life that resonates with our essential self and our true nature. So bravo for listening to your body and respecting its message! I often feel like when we choose a new direction in our life, we are sometimes being "tested" in how clear we are already on what we do and don't want. So I'd say this probably is just signaling to you that positive change is already on its way! ☺️
Also, I know this feeling of "What am I doing with my life, what useful am I contributing when I am not busy working?", and I would really recommend to sit with it and not let ourselves immediately be dragged into hustling by it. I feel it says so much about our culture and all we have come to believe, it's like we are finally meeting every toxic belief we do not need to feel as long as we keep busy and do as it commands us to do. I mean, of course, wanting to contribute something to society and to find beautiful work can be wonderful and surely is not a bad thing at all, but I feel like there's a certain level of toxicity to this feeling we can get when we are not "productive", like our worth depends on being a good little worker bee. I hope you can understand what I'm trying to say here :)
Completely understand and completely agree! This is exactly what I've been feeling all these three months... Not being productive at all. It's so hard to let it go when all your life you were used to earn money, go somewhere, show yourself, prove your value, be busy all day. Then, when there is nothing to attach yourself to anymore, you feel lost. So much space, so much time to ask yourself so many questions. Oh, Anne, I feel we have so much to talk about! Really want to meet you and sit at a cosy cafe talking about everything!
Always so happy to see your comments! Googled this book and already want to buy it! :) I just felt because of this situation with my spine, I started feeling more deeply how even a little stress influence my body. And when I imagined staying at one place for 9 hours again, I literally didn't feel well in my spine. Will listen to it more sensitively! :)
окей, приємно знайомитися :)
ахах, навзаєм! :)