"Sometimes others are trying to tell you something without words,
whether they are human, spirit or animal and you simply do not notice
because you are focused on the objective world."
Suzanne Giesemann
Faced with challenge, feeling confused, and not knowing which way to turn, we seek insight whether through nature or prayer. We may revisit a book written by an admired spiritual leader or sit in meditation, hoping for direction for corrective healing.
There is an important step that follows asking for help, and that is to pay attention for the answer. This shifts us to the importance of non-verbal clues and non-physical impressions. . Our openness to receive an answer is imperative for full measures of guidance.
Valuable insights are too often overlooked if we are rigidly focused on a projected outcome. If we are closed to abstract impressions, our assumptions may be lack luster and false. Watch interactions between strangers, listen to the silence in nature, and be diligent in feeling what surfaces within the heart. Multiple nuances whisk around us at all times.
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