Articulating Silence - Deciphering Dreams - Exploring Inner Landscapes

Showing posts with label Ron Rathburn; Sanctuary; Unplugging; Nurturing the Self; Restoring the Soul;. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ron Rathburn; Sanctuary; Unplugging; Nurturing the Self; Restoring the Soul;. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 9, 2022

Insights and Snowflakes




"From the flowing of one moment into the next 
will come your pathway."
Ron Rathburn

Insights are similar to snowflakes, as they are unique in design. When gently gathered, either flake or thought can create a beautiful outcome. The key is to understand the value it may have individually or collectively.

When we have preconceived ideas, we may not notice what is right before us.  If we have rigidly set a time frame, what the Universe intends may out of reach, blocked by self-imposed boundaries. If we are overly focused, we tend to miss the lofty images intended to support us.

As we co-create with the Universe, visualization brings a vibrancy, while we continue to remain open to random expansions.  We are surrounded by the unseen, just waiting to be asked to assist in our unfolding lives.



 

Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Extending Energy



"The refuge everyone seeks is not a place,
but a state of mind.  
Yield to your true spiritual nature
and you will become your sanctuary."

Ron Rathburn
THE SILENT MIRACLE



How easily we forget that we come into this world with a voice, wisdom, and love.  In the desire to accommodate others, we sacrifice these elements.  It is time we begin to change our very existence by articulating our wisdom with love.  Stop what you are doing and create what is most meaningful to you.  When we honor ourselves, our pace equalizes and our energy can be generated towards appropriate intentions.

The holiday season can truly deplete us even though it is intended for a time of spiritual renewal.  The busyness of tending to family obligations and over commitments at work, exhausts us to the point of wishing to withdraw.  Our spirits are not soaring.

We can think of ourselves as a large electrical socket with cords piggy backing on each other, draining all of our energy.  To regain our power, we gently begin to untangle the cords and detach them, one by one, from the energy source.  How do we truly desire to extend our energy?