Muse

I don’t know how to capture it – 

the sounds, the feelings, the immensity of it all – 

it sits inside my mind, talks dirty to me with that voice, that insistent voice of questioning.

It comes in like a howling wind, raging like uncontrolled floodwaters.

It is the emotional state of mind that simply has no business to judge – 

how can it judge when there are so many bigger, and more important things to be concerned with? And yet, like a whisper of the dancing branch (in gale force energy) – there is always a way to stop the movement in my mind by being present to it all.

I take a breath, a snapshot of a distant memory – put it to sound, touch it, hold it and caress that whimsical self absorbed moment. 

But as quickly as it showed its face, it is gone. 

And once again the question arises… how can I capture it, savor it, revel in it?

The answer is: I can’t.

Life is full of transient moments with myriad pulsing atomic particles of every living, breathing thing…

So, I drink it in, it is my muse.

-debbie lynn

https://www.facebook.com/360degreesofinspiration/

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S0LIDARITY

There is a beautiful allure about not knowing (especially in relationships) as we weave in and out of familiarity....

There are things we do together in harmony and in sync with cosmic wheel of unity - and they will happen spontaneously as we learn to be with each other and accept each other as individuals.

This is the synchronicity of our connection(s) and the light of sharing experiences - so don’t lose it, don’t ruin it by assumptions.

Don't try to force it.

Because the minute we think we “know” our partners, friends or family, it seems as if their enigmatic persona fades and we blame longevity; yet it isn’t the age of the relationship, it is the way we (and we alone) view it.

This is the downfall of having expectations and taking our relationships for granted. (Remember – NO one is the same as they were at the onset). We change, we grow, we make our paths hand in hand, or we really need to walk on.

It isn’t about “knowing them” it is about embracing habitual expectancy. Use the habits (the mannerisms) as possibility, not as an excuse or a mind-reading tool. 

Discovery keeps life fresh, while being a knower will suffocate that aliveness in an instant.

Revive your relationship.... celebrate solidarity in each and every soul.

-debbie lynn