We just had this conversation in a women's circle last week - every time I push against resistance to show up (whether it be physically or mentally - I have chronic health issues), I get SO MUCH from whatever I showed up to
The weather metaphor carries real wisdom because prediction often feels like preparation, even when it quietly becomes preemptive certainty. What stayed with me most is your distinction between awareness and conclusion; people can prepare wisely without deciding the emotional meaning of an experience before it fully arrives. I was also drawn to your reflection on curiosity, because openness often leaves room for relationships, moments, and even ordinary days to become more than expected. Grateful for how thoughtfully you framed surprise as part of being alive, not simply something to manage.
I'm 55 years old and I can confidently say that all, and I do mean ALL, of the best things in my life happened or showed up unpredictably.
We just had this conversation in a women's circle last week - every time I push against resistance to show up (whether it be physically or mentally - I have chronic health issues), I get SO MUCH from whatever I showed up to
The weather metaphor carries real wisdom because prediction often feels like preparation, even when it quietly becomes preemptive certainty. What stayed with me most is your distinction between awareness and conclusion; people can prepare wisely without deciding the emotional meaning of an experience before it fully arrives. I was also drawn to your reflection on curiosity, because openness often leaves room for relationships, moments, and even ordinary days to become more than expected. Grateful for how thoughtfully you framed surprise as part of being alive, not simply something to manage.
Absolutely, Jasmine!!
so good! This is how it works!