When I first heard it from you about releasing attachment, I was not ready to let go of what I wanted, fearing that I need to hold on to it to make it happen. Today, when I was driving, I had a thought out of the blue about the “observer effect”. It hit me then, that I need to let go of my attachment to what I want and allow for it to move in the direction of my flow because it is not going to change its state while I’m observing it constantly. How magical that you’d write about it the same day! Magic really is happening all the time!!
So wonderful! I’m grateful to read of your magic pivot. My income decreases in a year and as a disabled person, well I don’t have a replacement income and need to make changes in my living situation. I need to have a magic pivot! I don’t want to lose my independence, but living in a rural area is becoming more difficult.
I have 3 cats after my 2 dogs passed in the last year. Heartbreaking. 2 were feral kittens and are outside more than in. No idea how I can live if I need to with them either. I must move with them and I need a few magic pivots I think! So happy for you and John. It’s so heart filling to hear how happy you all are. Thank you so much for bringing us in your journey! I’ve enjoyed and learned a lot too. Lots of love
Thank you for re-reminding me of going where the love is! It just might be family this time and near my beloved grandchildren and daughter again, and near my sister and the whole crew I’ve lived apart from for the majority of my adult life.
Can I find a perfect place or adjust my attitude to what’s presented in the form of a new rent controlled 55+ apartment complex that looks externally a little sterile, not my own house and yard, (which I can’t maintain myself), but a very manageable apt., but what about my 3 outdoor more than indoor cats 🐈🐈🐈, 2 found feral babies now giganto beautiful cats who each have one eye; a different one for each of my sweet boys? It’s pet friendly, but that friendly? My heart would break to re home them. I just lost my two dogs in the last 9 months. I don’t think I can handle more loss.
Is it the attitude that must pivot? Maybe the magic is found within after the uniting of my estranged brother and beloved sister to assist me in moving to a more disabled friendly situation? I love how you and Jon’s huge life shift happened and that you shared your journey. It’s so valuable to help each other through life as we live our own unique stories. Thank you for being apart of my journey and taking me along yours. Much love to you and Jon and of course your beloved animal companions 😘😘😘🦋☀️🤗🙏🏼
When I first heard it from you about releasing attachment, I was not ready to let go of what I wanted, fearing that I need to hold on to it to make it happen. Today, when I was driving, I had a thought out of the blue about the “observer effect”. It hit me then, that I need to let go of my attachment to what I want and allow for it to move in the direction of my flow because it is not going to change its state while I’m observing it constantly. How magical that you’d write about it the same day! Magic really is happening all the time!!
Beautiful!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!❤️
You're very welcome.
So wonderful! I’m grateful to read of your magic pivot. My income decreases in a year and as a disabled person, well I don’t have a replacement income and need to make changes in my living situation. I need to have a magic pivot! I don’t want to lose my independence, but living in a rural area is becoming more difficult.
I have 3 cats after my 2 dogs passed in the last year. Heartbreaking. 2 were feral kittens and are outside more than in. No idea how I can live if I need to with them either. I must move with them and I need a few magic pivots I think! So happy for you and John. It’s so heart filling to hear how happy you all are. Thank you so much for bringing us in your journey! I’ve enjoyed and learned a lot too. Lots of love
Thank you so much, Karen. Your "Go where the love is," comment last fall really resonated with me at the time. We did just that.
Wishing you ease and joy and many wonderful surprises as you employ the magic pivot.
Thank you for re-reminding me of going where the love is! It just might be family this time and near my beloved grandchildren and daughter again, and near my sister and the whole crew I’ve lived apart from for the majority of my adult life.
Can I find a perfect place or adjust my attitude to what’s presented in the form of a new rent controlled 55+ apartment complex that looks externally a little sterile, not my own house and yard, (which I can’t maintain myself), but a very manageable apt., but what about my 3 outdoor more than indoor cats 🐈🐈🐈, 2 found feral babies now giganto beautiful cats who each have one eye; a different one for each of my sweet boys? It’s pet friendly, but that friendly? My heart would break to re home them. I just lost my two dogs in the last 9 months. I don’t think I can handle more loss.
Is it the attitude that must pivot? Maybe the magic is found within after the uniting of my estranged brother and beloved sister to assist me in moving to a more disabled friendly situation? I love how you and Jon’s huge life shift happened and that you shared your journey. It’s so valuable to help each other through life as we live our own unique stories. Thank you for being apart of my journey and taking me along yours. Much love to you and Jon and of course your beloved animal companions 😘😘😘🦋☀️🤗🙏🏼
Thank you and so much love in return as you pivot.