Jenny your “ramblings” are always articulated so beautifully! I’ve been meaning to add a comment for a while now. You write with such honesty and vulnerability and are especially skilled at interpreting and relaying often esoteric teachings or ideas, which I think is in large part because you do so within the frame of your own experiences so it’s relatable. Also you always find the perfect balance of the profound and the let’s not take ourselves too seriously! This post has given me a lot of food (malai kofta :-)) for thought and the things that stand out the most for me are the holding of often opposing thoughts/feelings/beliefs and being fully open to changing our minds as new information presents itself or insights are gained. When I'm being kindest to myself is when I'm embracing the duality of life and the state of flux of my thoughts...whilst also being ok that the embracing part is a work in progress! No madness or vexation here.
Hi Karen! So happy to read your comment, thank you. It's given me a lot of food for thought in return :-) It sounds like you're figuring out how to be kind to yourself with a lot of wisdom - it can be easy to get tangled up in all the 'shoulds' and then to get vexed and mad about it all haha! Deep bow to you XXX
Jenny your “ramblings” are always articulated so beautifully! I’ve been meaning to add a comment for a while now. You write with such honesty and vulnerability and are especially skilled at interpreting and relaying often esoteric teachings or ideas, which I think is in large part because you do so within the frame of your own experiences so it’s relatable. Also you always find the perfect balance of the profound and the let’s not take ourselves too seriously! This post has given me a lot of food (malai kofta :-)) for thought and the things that stand out the most for me are the holding of often opposing thoughts/feelings/beliefs and being fully open to changing our minds as new information presents itself or insights are gained. When I'm being kindest to myself is when I'm embracing the duality of life and the state of flux of my thoughts...whilst also being ok that the embracing part is a work in progress! No madness or vexation here.
Hi Karen! So happy to read your comment, thank you. It's given me a lot of food for thought in return :-) It sounds like you're figuring out how to be kind to yourself with a lot of wisdom - it can be easy to get tangled up in all the 'shoulds' and then to get vexed and mad about it all haha! Deep bow to you XXX