Hi, I'm not dead, I'm not avoiding, I've been away. Isn't it interesting that we feel "defensive" most of the time? I envy, in a way, those ppl who fearlessly live Life w/o appearing to care about the consequences. My hubby, RB, has told me that I live w/o considering consequences, but he's not looking @ the whole picture. I like to shop, but what he doesn't know is that the items I buy have been "in my head" for a while. I'm always looking around @ stuff, whether for me, someone else, the house, etc., so I have ideas & pics of the stuff that would be "just right". so when I find that item, or those things, I'll buy it/them -- but it looks "impulsive"/"without consequence" to him. Oh, & the fact that if I don't have the cash right then, I'll charge it, bugs him a lot. But it doesn't bug me. so we have fights about that. But.... back to what I was first saying: I wish I could truly live w/o worrying about consequences. Using my hubby for comparison, again, he worries ALL THE TIME about consequences, which isn't right either. He lives a very careful, structured existence which has worked for him. But it's not right for me! I always feel deprived & confined w/in his system, which he does not understand. So there must be a happy medium, which I have not found. I can't speak for RB, b/c he's happy w/ his system; I think he's absolutely frustrated that the rest of the ppl he interacts with don't agree w/ his system, or in my case since I live w/ him, FIGHT his system. So back to the title of this post, that's why (or at least one HUGE reason why) I'm soul-tired. cuz I'm always fighting. And a person can only take so much fighting. Is that why I'm sick right now? I wonder. I'm on day 6 of antibiotics for a sinus infection, so I'm on the mend. But I can't help but wonder if my immune system is weak b/c of the continual fighting I'm doing. I fight & adovacte for the patients & residents where I work; then I come home & fight & advocate for my belief system. It is exhausting. I'm always on the defensive. I need help.
WOW: Get introspective to figure out where you're at. Recognition & acknowledgment is the first key. Then work on what to do, w/o beating yourself up or setting too-high standards (which always set you up for failure), or setting unrealistic timeframes.
~~Love & Light~~
Namaste',
Enna
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