“Follow your intuition. Be smart, be brave, tell the truth & don't
take any shit.” ~Kelly Cutrone
Intuition and God are what is driving me on this path, this
adventure of One True Pair Yoga. Many
decisions will have to be made, opportunities will come and go, and rejection
will happen. What it is today, a dream,
and what it will be tomorrow will not resemble each other. One True Pair Yoga will grow into whatever it
is supposed to be by His grace as long as I listen and trust.
“If prayer is you talking to God, then intuition is God talking to you.”
~Dr. Wayne Dyer
As this path progresses, I will need to learn how to stand
stronger in my voice and how to get out of my own way. My head likes to trip me up sometimes. It likes to make me think I am still the
lanky, big eared 4th grader that I once was. When my inner 4th grader shows up,
my voice shakes as does my confidence and when I close my eyes, she is who I
see. I could have the greatest idea in
the world, but I couldn’t tell you about it.
Still today, sometimes the mirror surprises me. I have grown into myself in my own beautiful
way. I can no longer fly by flapping my
ears and I don’t trip over my own feet anymore, and my movements aren’t as
unsure and neither is my head. Learning
to stand strong in the breath and the voice will help me encourage my future customers,
inspire possible employees and reassure partners that I know my trade, that I
love it and that I love them. This will
be challenging for me but I love meeting new people and I love helping
others.
“It is literally true
that you can succeed best and quickest by helping others to succeed.” ~Napoleon
Hill
Dear God, let it begin with me. I have gotten sucked into consumerism,
needing brand named purses, shoes and MORE.
It never satisfied me long. I have gotten sucked into myself. Being selfish, self-centered and self-serving. These have never made me feel needed, loved or
appreciated. Being consumed with myself and my things never truly made me feel beautiful. In fact, all it did was shed light on all the other areas of my life and myself that were “inadequate”. While it is okay to want nice things, I
believe that I need to make sure that whatever it is that I am buy, I am buying it and that it is not buying
me. I believe that success in its true form
looks like happiness, acceptance and peace.
Therefore, according to the quote above, I can succeed best and quickest
by helping and guiding others to find little pieces of happiness, acceptance and
peace. And I just really like that!
Namaste,
Lindsey
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