I
didn’t sleep much last night. I remember having dreams. I don’t recall exact
details, but they were uncomfortable. I felt out of sorts when my eyes slowly
opened at 4:23 a.m., like I was supposed to do something, say something, go
somewhere, but I couldn’t. I couldn’t move for about 90 seconds. I laid there
trying to identify the goings-on of my spirit. Nothing. I was just numb. I finally
rolled over trying to recall why a sheer blanket of sadness slung over me
like examining room gown – there, but not there. Nothing came to mind. I then, against my better judgment, picked up my
iPhone and began to scan random posts on various social media sites. A lot was
shared while I slumbered. The sadness grew. The hopelessness appeared. There it
was. It wasn’t my dreams I was trying to escape; it was the cycle of hate (disconnect)
that currently swirls in the universe. You can’t escape it. It’s here, and it’s
smothering me.
Referencing many sources and inspirations including the bible, H. Emilie Cady, Rumi, Marianne Williamson, OSHO, Deepak Chopra, Shunryu Suzuki, Ruby Dee, Khalil Gibran, Pema Chodron, Michael Jackson, Prince, Frida Kahlo, and many more, I'll attempt to provide insight on how my thoughts about my own circumstances (good, bad, and ugly) can change simply based on how I view and respond to them. Life can be hard. Tears have been shed, but if I get to wake up each day, I might as well enjoy it, right?
Showing posts with label #Love #Sleep #Bahai #Rumi #Peace # Racism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #Love #Sleep #Bahai #Rumi #Peace # Racism. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 22, 2016
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