As of late, I’ve been making a bit more space in my thoughts and in my life for new experiences, new adventures, new perspectives. This practice takes patience. Most times, I like to KNOW what is coming, for what to prepare, for what I should expect. But, that is not how life really works. The unexpected is the adventure. The unknown is the norm.
Going to bed at night, I dedicate my sleep and my dream time to inspiration and clarity. Even as I do this, I don’t know exactly what that dedication fully entails. But, I do know that by setting that intention, I open my sleep and dream time to clarity and inspiration and that is what I have been getting. When I awake in the morning, I list all that I can think of for which to be grateful. This simple, but consistent practice of putting intention into my resting state and appreciation into my waking state is bringing me truly unexpected pleasure. I’m understanding more clearly that sometimes a little less planning and a little less doing can actually clear up space for a little more patience and inspiration. That bit of space adds to a feeling of profound satisfaction, peace, and contentment. For me, without a doubt, this a very fair trade.
Inspired and still practicing patience,
Mark