What if for today only, I drew a line in the sand? What if for today only, I said enough is enough? I'm tired of misery. I'm tired of the struggle. What if for today I said, no more!
My body has struggled physically over the past few months. I feel it through tension in my neck, my shoulders, my arms and sometimes my legs. I feel it in pain that travels my body like a traveling circus. I feel it in my emotions; ready to snap at others and feeling so full of anger and frustration.
What if for today, I said no to misery. What if I began to change how I view the current situation I am in? I really have nothing to lose because what I am doing at the current moment is not working.
Sometimes we just have to draw a line in the sand and so no more. I'm tired of misery. I know that isn't easy to do as I've been practicing misery my entire life. The misery almost seems like a nagging friend that I do not want.
I don't know how I'm going to get from where I am to where I feel I need to be. My mind daydreams a million scenarios per hour, but my body is paralyzed at the thought of any one action before me. I wish and I desire, but for some reason, the forward motion is halted.
Maybe it is in the moment where I learn more to let go of the situation I'm facing. Maybe it is more in the moment where I say, just let it be. For if I accept where I am at in this single moment and not give rise to worry and fear about what lies ahead, maybe I can just take a breath. Maybe the breath is what I need to propel me forward.
There are many others that struggle through much more difficult things than I am facing, but it still doesn't lessen the impact of this situation upon my life. I want the joy back. I want the unending energy and bounce I had not that long ago.
Today I will look for one thing I can do to make a difference in my life. Today I will see how I can let go, even if it is just a tiny amount. Today, I will honor and respect myself exactly where I am and loving myself for what my life is in this moment.
Today, I'm tired of misery.
Today, I draw a line in the sand.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------My body has struggled physically over the past few months. I feel it through tension in my neck, my shoulders, my arms and sometimes my legs. I feel it in pain that travels my body like a traveling circus. I feel it in my emotions; ready to snap at others and feeling so full of anger and frustration.
What if for today, I said no to misery. What if I began to change how I view the current situation I am in? I really have nothing to lose because what I am doing at the current moment is not working.
Sometimes we just have to draw a line in the sand and so no more. I'm tired of misery. I know that isn't easy to do as I've been practicing misery my entire life. The misery almost seems like a nagging friend that I do not want.
I don't know how I'm going to get from where I am to where I feel I need to be. My mind daydreams a million scenarios per hour, but my body is paralyzed at the thought of any one action before me. I wish and I desire, but for some reason, the forward motion is halted.
Maybe it is in the moment where I learn more to let go of the situation I'm facing. Maybe it is more in the moment where I say, just let it be. For if I accept where I am at in this single moment and not give rise to worry and fear about what lies ahead, maybe I can just take a breath. Maybe the breath is what I need to propel me forward.
There are many others that struggle through much more difficult things than I am facing, but it still doesn't lessen the impact of this situation upon my life. I want the joy back. I want the unending energy and bounce I had not that long ago.
Today I will look for one thing I can do to make a difference in my life. Today I will see how I can let go, even if it is just a tiny amount. Today, I will honor and respect myself exactly where I am and loving myself for what my life is in this moment.
Today, I'm tired of misery.
Today, I draw a line in the sand.
Blog Post And Images (c) 8/4/14 by Don Shetterly
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