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rodaki
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hi there and goodmorning!
(I know it's not morning for all of you but that's me here with my morning coffee now -read it as it fits better your time and part of the world
)
Arabella I'm always surprised by how things in your threads often converge
I never managed to totally match the process of tearing down a yurt with the lines of the hex but still the connection makes sense to me . . maybe you'll know more about it after you come out of the whole process.
I really like the image you described of one hut being stripped here and another one appearing down the road . . it doesn't speak much of certainties but it does give me the impression of knowing you can make it alright no matter the changes -lose some, win some but the important things remain. I've read again your last posts and how for some time now you have been wondering about how to proceed with your professional life and while I find it beyond me to say what would be best for you, I think the important thing in it (your 'shangrak' so to speak) is feeling that no matter the circumstances or environment, you (the vibrant, valuable, creative you) are still at the center of your life . . I know outer circumstances can often really uplift or bog us down in that sense and yet we need to be able to keep an eye on our 'shangrak', to know that so long we carry it with us, it can bring the hut together even under difficult weather . .
. . hmm, enough with my morning ramblings though - I hope some of it is at least of some help . .
(I know it's not morning for all of you but that's me here with my morning coffee now -read it as it fits better your time and part of the world
)Arabella I'm always surprised by how things in your threads often converge
I never managed to totally match the process of tearing down a yurt with the lines of the hex but still the connection makes sense to me . . maybe you'll know more about it after you come out of the whole process.
I really like the image you described of one hut being stripped here and another one appearing down the road . . it doesn't speak much of certainties but it does give me the impression of knowing you can make it alright no matter the changes -lose some, win some but the important things remain. I've read again your last posts and how for some time now you have been wondering about how to proceed with your professional life and while I find it beyond me to say what would be best for you, I think the important thing in it (your 'shangrak' so to speak
) is feeling that no matter the circumstances or environment, you (the vibrant, valuable, creative you) are still at the center of your life . . I know outer circumstances can often really uplift or bog us down in that sense and yet we need to be able to keep an eye on our 'shangrak', to know that so long we carry it with us, it can bring the hut together even under difficult weather . . . . hmm, enough with my morning ramblings though - I hope some of it is at least of some help . .