What a woman wants
we are here to impact the world
in special ways
each of us play some small part
in the greatest story of all
…and God spoke…
God created…
God keeps creating….
we keep creating…
It’s who we are…
our design is to design…
having impact takes destruction
from chaos comes order
beauty in every part of the process
Can you see it?
Can you live there now?
step into the blasted uncomfort-zone?
stay there for as long as it takes for the mud to settle,
for the bones to pop back into place,
with no guarantee of a pleasant outcome…
will you stand up and be counted?
keep stepping into the void
knowing the value of the work
knowing the well-being of the world may well depend on us standing in our own over-sensitive skin
speaking our own shaking words of truth
choosing what we truly want to eat from today’s menu
💞
Amy Lloyd
“The more sincere your questions, the more sincere your answers,” I rattled off on the phone to her after a long, exhausting day book writing. I was sharing where I was in the process, recapping the flow of the map I’m creating, worrying that the first step was too hard, the first invitation too challenging. “You know? Like when we ask the wrong question, a shallow question, a question looking for quick results, we get unfulfilling answers, rushed “realizations” or “solutions” that don’t stick — not for long. I want them to ask deeper questions. The kind that put them into real alchemical processes. The kind that inspire them to live the questions, as Rilke says. And I want to teach them how.” “Rach, don’t worry that they can’t go deep. Just take them there and let them decide. That’s your job. You’re allowed to challenge.” “You’re right. You’re right.” And I told her how I needed this practice for my own damn self right now. Because I’ve been asking the shallow questions, getting shallow answers. Afraid of the intimate truth that real inquiry reveals. Afraid to be that close to the quiet sacred beauty of birth and death, beginnings and ends, miraculous light and miraculous loss. Afraid to see myself soaring like a self-directed sage in a fog of majestic motion. But our fears reveal our truest questions. Can I see the light through the fog here? Can I love the hazy unknown? Can I feel the blessing here? Can I embrace this epic wild?
The more sincere your questions, the more sincere your answers. “What is your truest question?” Isn’t something you can answer with your conscious mind. You must take the time to go out into the world and look with symbolic sight for the oracle nature delivers, the messages you receive when you make yourself a humble receptor, when you let your subconscious wonder. What jumps out at your blood and bones? What do you see that feels like a poem? And how might this oracle reveal a deeper question? Honest questions call in honest transformations. And while it can feel intimidating to be so intimate with the truth, it is this awe inspiring intimacy that you truly long to remember — that feels like healing, even when it’s hard.
❤️
Rachel Maddox
The Idea isn’t enough,
You will need Guts.
Guts isn’t enough,
You will need Wisdom .
Wisdom isn’t enough,
You will need Resources.
Resources isn’t enough,
You will need quality People.
People isn’t enough,
You will need Leadership.
Leadership isn’t enough,
You will need Action.
Action isn’t enough.
You will need Direction
Direction isn’t enough,
You will need Grace.
Grace isn’t enough,
You will need an Intent.
Intent isn’t enough,
You will need Humility.
Humility isn’t enough,
You will need to be a Learner.
Learner of all phases can help you,
To Be Human Enough.
Human Enough,
Seems Good Enough,
Seems Good Enough.
– Ingredients 🙂
Jayesh Suri
#IdeaToOrganization
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