We have become creatures of habit. Routines are created and reinforced by our
daily decisions. Think for a moment
about your morning routine. You often
wake up at the same time, consume your coffee or tea, take a taste of the world
around you via newsfeeds, emails, FaceBook, take the same route to work and
greet each person with “Good morning,” and “How are you today?” All of these simple patterns are formed and
grooved whether or not we consciously choose to act upon them.
But what happens if your alarm doesn’t go off and you wake
up later than usual, find that you’re out of coffee, don’t have time to check
the news and end up in a traffic jam on your way to work and as you arrive late
to your place of employment, there is no time to make your friendly good
morning greetings?
How do you feel when your routine is disrupted?
Most of us would consider such a morning to be a bad start
to the day and we may very well allow it to effect the rest of our day and how
we interact with each other.
Life is full of surprises and changes to our routines, no
matter how established they are. When
changes occur, challenge yourself to see this disruption as a gift rather than
as a denial.
Know that you will be taken care of when you let go of your
pre-conceived ideas of what you believe needs to happen vs. what is happening,
because honestly, when the rug is pulled out from beneath you, you do need to have this happen to remind
yourself that you are balanced enough to withstand the shaking, that your
foundation is not where you stand, but more deeply aligned from within in how
you stand and move, bend and bow.
Rigidity will break you.
Fluidity will keep you moving.
Keep your chin up, Beloved One; there is always going to be
something to look forward to and you’ll want to have your eyes open to see it.
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