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Tracey at the Park in her volunteer shirt |
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A new arrival that I will meet in Jan. |
You never know what affect you will have on folks that you pass
by. When I was at Kripalu in Sept, I
made contact with only a few folks but one was trying to decide if she was
going to quit her job and do something different or stay in a secure but burnt
out position. She was at a cross roads
and this is where you can give up, give in, or give it all you got and move
on. One of her remote thoughts was going to an herb school in Thailand and of course I talked of Elephants and the land of smiles. Since then there have been many
emails and a long phone call and she did something so outside her comfort zone
I am amazed that she actually followed through.
She was worried about her safety, the bugs, going alone to a very
foreign environment etc.. A big stretch for her is an understatement. Yesterday when I had tea with “sister”
Sheila, I thought as we walk along the path and find obstacles, stones, we can step
over them, cry because we stubbed our toe, throw them at someone we fantasize
caused them to be in our way, or we can build a house. There was a lot of hand holding and even an
email yesterday…but my Kripalu buddy has started to build something and I know
the Ellies will help her learn lessons she did not know she needed to
learn. Everything that is in our path is
there to help us learn, even elephant poo. This is most
true of the things we least want to face and deal with in our lives.
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