I haven’t blogged in a long time. Not sure what the block has been about it, but these things happen. So in order to take action, I drew a Sand Spirit Card. Let’s see what it has to say about procrastination and blocks:
What I see in this photograph is a holy-looking figure wearing a robe and holding its hands in prayer. (Is that what you see?) Below it is a smaller figure. I’ll talk to the larger one. Who are you? I ask it.
“I am a representation of your higher self, talking to your ‘lower’ or more materially-oriented self.”
And what do you have to say to my smaller or lower self about procrastination? I ask.
“First, it’s normal. We all are changing all the time, and sometimes during periods of transition we cannot stick to our old routines. So, just forgive yourself and move on when this happens.
Second, when you realize that you’re motivated to begin, or at least dissatisfied with your waiting, just dive in. Beginning is at least half the battle.
Thirdly, have faith that all the prayers you offer about being able to be more of your real self, about contributing to the world and about manifesting more wisdom…all these prayers are heard, and their answers have perhaps been percolating during your hiatus. So consider the possibility that even your procrastination has served a purpose.”
Wow. OK, I answer. I feel relieved, and grateful for this wisdom. Thank you, Sand Spirit.
Now it’s your turn. What do you think about these three comments about procrastination and blocks? Are they true for you? If so, how will you apply them?
And what do you see in this Sand Spirit image? I look forward to a dialogue with you!
Tags: perception, Photography, procrastination, Sand Spirit Insight Cards, transitions
This is perfect!
I have been procastinating in many ways and letting life get in the way of my spiritual studies, so it seems?I never really lose what I have gained. Sometimes I think we have to just live in the world so we can find balance.
I believe we are always being guided and even when it seems like we are not on our path we really still are but maybe we just have to experience another part of ourselves in order to become whole.
It’s often two steps forward and one step back for me 🙂
Thank you for this wisdom!
God/ess Bless
Michelle, thanks for your own wise comments!
So let’s see if you can use this Sand Spirit image with some of your challenges. What do you see in the photograph? Ask the form or figure what it has to say about “letting life get in the way of your spiritual studies.” Also, what does it say about your “two steps forward and one step back?”
I await more dialogue!
Namaste,
Pam
Pam,
Sorry I did not respond yet. I just came back to this. See what I mean? Give me a day or to to find space and I will respond.
Peace & Blessings