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Birthing pangs

  • Aug. 12th, 2008 at 11:39 AM

Somebody mentioned that I* has been known to cause all kinds of sudden changes and revisions in people's lives (such as the loss of a job, relationship, home, etc.)

Given that the idea is 're-birth' into a new avenue of your life- and that most people cling tenaciously to their old paradigms- the notion that sometimes one needs drastic changes to take place in your life before you can shift into that new paradigm made sense to me. I, however, being one that prides myself on 'shifting easily' from one paradigm to the next did not expect that I would 'need' the lesson of having a 'drastic shake-up' at the particular point in my life. I had been feeling pretty cocky, actually, about how well suited my current career path was to my personal Work.


So, needless to say, when I was informed 3 days after returning to work and 5 days after my I*  that the job I had been counting on to see me financially through the upcoming year was being 'dissolved' and that I would be let go at the end of this month, I was left feeling a little stunned. Shell-shocked even. I expected to be 'let go' about as much as I expected ninjas to come shooting out of the copy machine to kick me in the head - which is not dissimilar to what I'm currently feeling, actually.

It's moments like these that you gotta love the Universe's slap-stick sense of humor. I mean, I've been putting out manifestational intentions about changing my income source for some time now. I expected this point to come eventually. But on my terms, in about 6 months or so. Whenever I got around to figuring out what I'd like my next step to be. Guess I should have been more specific.

Ah well. So it goes. Here's to shifting easily and embracing one WIDE open road- 'Oh WanderingFeet, how I've missed you so!'

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