Timing is everything.
Pay attention to the need to move through stagnation. Stagnation can look like depression, sorrow, fear, and anxiety. When faced with these debilitating feelings, just do one small thing to accomplish your goal. Small things lead to big things and it is action that creates the momentum that leads to fulfillment.
Yet sometimes the timing is not right. Things tend not to work in these situations. It is almost like the Universe has created a barricade preventing you from achieving your goal. Patience and sitting still may be called for. In these circumstances, remember the lesson of winter season. Bare trees may look dead, however, they are doing powerful invisible work during hibernation.
Similarly, you may be in a hibernation phase where your ideas are gestating until the right audience is ready to receive them and/or you learn something essential in order to most effectively deliver your work into the world.
Inspiration for the Day: “Thinking and trying to “understand” can often confuse us and result in paralysis. Only as we participate can we learn.” –Anne Wilson Schaef
Note: This is an ongoing series to help provide support during these challenging times. These daily readings are part of an overall book on balance, which includes 12 essentials for maintaining balance to support resilience and your best self. The 12 essentials include mind, body, love, service, self, family, intimacy, purpose, environment/living space, nature, social relations, and spirit. This series is sharing 30 days of lessons about purpose. As you remain quarantined during this COVID pandemic, perhaps you can take this time to evaluate your plans and cultivate a deeper Soul purpose in your life.
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