My morning's meditations on the first parts of Wisdom Keeper's journey:
Entering the cave, I accept with gratitude the experiential threads of many colors that have contributed to my personal tapestry. Each teacher and lesson lives in me. I carry them forward to be passed on; for good or apparent ill depending on my motives and state. (but all resolves to good in the end).
I take my whole self into the caves of directions.
Entering East: I embrace my male side--seeking clarity and enlightenment. When I do so in humility and awareness of my unquenchable ignorance, I make space for Wisdom. What speaks to me here is the recurring message of the uniqueness of each person's journey and the sacredness of that uniqueness.
I see the male side is the law-making side. I feel the baseness of relying on laws and rules instead of softening into Wisdom. How de-humanized I felt this week when my ex-husband resorted to the written rule of law to exert control, rather than cooperation and communication! I feel reactive and defensive in the face of imposed rules. I am closed to Wisdom. How can I better be in Wisdom, when facing someone who is coming from a base of laws and rules?
Wisdom Keeper's whisper to me from the 13th moon circle of last year was "Be a non-threatening presence to others". Perhaps keeping awareness of the sacred paths of others (ALL others!) will help me to avoid feeling like I have to block, alter or follow their path. I can be less defensive and better able to open to Wisdom.
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