S2. 5. BEING ABLE TO DISTIL

Musings into the notion of distillation and placing, as a priority, that which is essential to us, inclusive of our own essence and what we would wish to be remembered of us… Inspired by an AROMA MEDITATION I led and what came through during that meditation.The notion that often things do not go how we envision them going but the lesson must be distilled from the road travelled, it’s pitfalls as well as its successes. Musings into the book OLIQUITY by John Kay and the beauty of the unexpected path. Also the inclusion of the poem IF by Rudyard Kipling and its message to treat adversity and triumph with equal measure, the pauper and the king with equal respect. The very task of the poet is to distil meaning from the multitude of words or emotions and to land them with delicacy and precision. To be vigilant this in these times especially, and distil what is right, just, equitable when we are being sold messages from leaders that get spun and manipulated to capitulate and convince… To distil compassion from events, kindness in polemic times and to distil our own moral compass in fast moving timeTheron lies the quest, even within ourselves… to distil what is true about the stories we tell ourselves and look more kindly upon others as well as on others. From corporate lawyer to full time writer, Julia Mathison, in this 11 MIN EP, explores the idea that we must distill from our lives, what is important and how we wish to be moulded from our experiences and remembered by the essence of who we became… Always a personal musing, featuring personal preferences, with a desired message to be kind, follow your hearts direction and accept the calling of your innate gifts. REFERENCESBOOKSOLIQUITY by John Kay POWER IF NOW by Echart TollePOEMIF by Rudyard KiplingAUTHORCharles Dickens Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENINGPURCHASE MY STORIES ATwww.jemathison.com