Amazing . . . at o' dark thirty, it happened
again! I truly believe my guy is doing this
amazing and wondrous act of waking me
with fire and champagne because my
Triad is quarantined. Oh my God . . .
how I adore this man!
I do indeed know I've talked before
about the new moon and its significance.
Having said that, it bears repeating! The new
moon is an amazing moment in time; make
no mistake. It reminds us of the NEW in our
lives and all that this symbolizes.
The new moon grows every single day.
just a wondrous bit, slowly but surely
until it becomes full once more. So, what
possibly can this mean for us? The actual
daily vision of growth, right before our
very eyes, is an illustration, if there ever
was one!
How can I grow today? What can I do to
become a better person? Where do my
loyalties lie? Where do I fit into this
amazing spectrum? Do I choose to grow,
diminish or remain the same?
The new moon inspires; it grows just that
incredible bit each day. Why cannot we
be the same? What do I need to work on?
How can this magnificent illustration by
Mother Earth inspire me?
Obviously, the search for perfection is not
only improbable, but impossible! Still,
there are things I can work on to become
more whole. And bottom line, isn't that
the entire meaning of life? Isn't that what
we are virtually all about?!
I commit on this day, the day of the new
moon, to become a better person. That
being quite general, how does one move
on to the specific? Obviously, one could go
entirely nuts with those long, threatening
lists . . . but, what about three?
a) I want to grow physically, mentally and
spiritually every single day left to me in this
life.
b) I truly want to treat others as I wish to be
treated! (Think Golden Rule!)
c) I wish to actually LIVE rather than EXIST!
Obviously, these self-imposed delusions will
NOT happen in a day or even a month. They
reside in the life-long ambitions category.
Nevertheless, this is what I want! What's
wrong with that?! Some things to work on
and so be it. God help me!
so wanting to grow
longing for personal growth
wholeness the answer
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