EPISODE · Feb 14, 2022 · 3 MIN
Daily Inspiration: February 14, 2022
from Inner Power · host InnerSelfcom
Marie T. Russell's Daily Inspiration The focus for today is: I blend and integrate all the energies of my life. We all contain a blend of energies -- masculine/feminine, physical/spiritual, lighthearted/serious, childlike/adultlike, etc. Our task is not to transcend one and embrace the other. Our task is to learn to balance all polarities by learning to dance with them. We must experience the totality of the energies... the light and the dark, the masculine and the feminine, the child-like playfulness and the adult wisdom, relaxation and action. etc. It's not a case of either/or. It is a case of tuning in to the rhythm of all the energies that flow to us and through us to create our own tapestry of life. Each thread is a different color, a different warp, a different strength. Yet together they create a magnificent work of art. Our masterpiece needs a multitude of energies from joy to sorrow, laughter to tears, and from doubt to trust. All of these blend and integrate into the one magnificent being, physical and spiritual, that we truly are. A performer who walks the high-wire does not do it by being rigid. She does it by being flexible, by dancing with the wire, by flowing with the energy. And so it is on the high-wire of life. We must bend, flow, and be flexible, feel the rhythm and attain a moment to moment balance. Today's Daily Inspiration is excerpted from the InnerSelf.com article: Accepting and Integrating All of Who and What We Are Written by Marie T. Russell Read the complete article here. This is Marie T. Russell, publisher of InnerSelf, wishing you a day of integrating all energies (today and every day) Join me again tomorrow for the Daily Inspiration and focus of the day. Today, we blend and integrate all the energies of our life. * * * * *
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