from Conversations with Nic -http://amzn.to/14jUNUs
You often create your own resources for moving on. There are landmarks, some wisdom recipes, and
other ways of knowing that are laid down like tracks for the trains but you
frequently miss these or find them after you’ve gone through something. You’ll find yourself saying, “Oh, that’s what
that meant.” It’s an initiation. It’s a natural desire to learn something on
your own. Possibly going through these
trips and transitions activates something in us that would otherwise lay
dormant if it was handed over. I came to
recognize the rules of the road as I went along. An important one was that I couldn’t change
Nic. Not a chance of that
happening. But I could alter my
consciousness. That’s how I freed myself
from his pull and moved on. And I
learned about my desires. My desires and
Nic’s are much like the use of smoke itself.
Sacred and profane. Going on the
road was a way of announcing to my psyche that on this level the conversation
and the journey were about my desires not Nic’s. Before, it was all about Nic. What he wanted. Where he wanted me to go. These trials are a part of journey. If I could find a creative response to them I
would be on my way home. Creativity is a
word I now freely exchange with desire because the more choices I could create
the less chance of being manipulated by another.
Arise, wake
up, and go home are three definitions of the word origin that resonate with my
journey. In finding your roots, returning
to your true nature, you will wake up as they say people do when walking their
true path. All three meanings represent
various levels of spiritual consciousness.
Including, getting back to basics, to your core self before someone or
some element’s desire co-opted your own.
To return to your truth, arise, wake up, and head home. It’s a pretty neat package. Getting home is the tricky part. There’s nothing in the hero’s manual about
how you’ll go or how long it will take you.
After all, this isn’t a job regulated by the unions.
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