Well, it is the beginning of the 4th week of a Medical Leave from work and it feels as though it just began yesterday. With the complications of everyday life, paper work, red tape, doctor's visits, visitors coming by, exercise programs for rehab, daily tasks of groceries, food shopping, phone calls from concerned inquiring friends, forms to fill out in detail for disability, a root canal problem with four visits to the dentist to fix, lots of Novocain, computer problems and changes in service providers, new garage door installation for hurricane insurance reasons, electric and water improvements having to be made, maintenance issues on the house, etc., etc., there has been very little or no time just to be, rest, (no naps), meditate, read, wait, listen, observe, hear, feel, watch, contemplate, absorb the Spirit of God, allow light to flow in and through my being, write on this blog, and to receive the necessary wisdom to well up from the soul.
So my goal is to get all the necessary paper work done this week, copied, sent, mailed, faxed, requested, interviews set up, doctor's offices called so that the correct medical records can be pulled and sent to the proper places and the complicated mix can begin its process. This is a necessary task of the everyday life and reality. I choose at this time to take it minute by minute and allow the grace and ease of the precious moment to flow and make it through with joy, hope, and freedom. I have the challenge and the choice to implement again the tools that I have and stretch them and enlarge them so that I am a person capable of the challenges we all face.
Even in the midst of illness and weakness we all can thrive well and create wholeness and health for the spirit, mind, soul, and thus resulting in peace for the body! I look forward to a good day, and a wonderful week.
Right now, I look out and take in the green of the outdoors and the lively variety of green colors and pull them into my spirit and watch my heart and soul become more lush than ever! Yea!
I will keep you posted, and I will be writing down inspirational thoughts and taking up the pen again to transcribe internal experiences to paper.
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Mike, so good to finally hear from you again via your blog. We miss seeing you so much at Lawnwood. You are always in our thoughts and prayers. We look forward to keeping in touch. May you find peace and comfort in the blessings of God. In Him, Janice Barker
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