Your Light Makes A Difference

Mental Health Mantra 17/365

It has been a fatiguey day today, tiredness pervades me. This feels familiar, making me feel a tad jittery because I was so incapacitated when in my 20s with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis. I made my way through that tunnel by the time I was 30 but it was a decade's long haul. I find that all that I learnt then, about healing, wellness and holistic health has been the foundation pillar of my journey these past 32 years and I built upon these pillars to support me through my life.

Today as I was finishing off this 17th Mental Health Mantra, the phrase kept coming through "Your light makes a difference."  Lorie Ladd on You Tube who I adore, reminds me of this often, especially in these times.  

It made me recognise that even feeling fatiguey today I can choose to be light and sit in that space for a while. For me, it was about turning my attention to light, being outside in nature, in the garden, watching the seagulls circle me, we have a crowd of them that hang out in south Liverpool / considering we're really only 4 miles from the River Mersey, they're never that far away. 

I realised that my light can make a difference. Even when I feel fatiguey and tired.

I made a lovely lentil shephard's pie early in the day, so that I knew it was ready and I could settle into the day. I played crazy tennis ball games with the girls who just loved it, lots of waggy tails.  

In my meditation practice I can beam my light out on to Planet E and beyond, I can channel Reiki healing blessings to all.    It only stops when I stop. 

I will continue to keep that focus and keep that relaxation meditation practice so that I can send light beams out. We all need that right now.  To step back into our bodies and connect to our soul, to raise the light and vibration and send that out to all  -  that does mean me too.  I need this too.

What I know for sure .... is that you don't need to be some meditating guru and sit cross legged, what you need is the commitment to sit.   In a chair. On a bed.  Inside, outside,.  Just a commitment to sit and connect to your breathing.   Start there. It really is all that it is. 

You will find your light, and yes, it makes a difference.

I was introduced to this quote back by Peter Russell who I met in New Mexico in 2004 on my adventure. 

"We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience."  

I loved that when I heard it, made complete sense to me.  

My commitment to sit is here.

Sending out oodles of light to you whomever your are, reading this. Trust your intuitive intelligence.

"Art with Heart - Calm your Mind, Soothe your Soul."