Here is today’s Soul Q: What is the path that you are on?

Here are the guidelines, in case you missed the first Soul Questions post.

We are celebrating mid-year with a week of Soul-full Questions.

Your soul knows the answers to these questions. You don’t have to think about the questions; just breathe and let the answer arise from within.

I am posting one question a day to this blog, for 7 days, for blog subscribers (beginning July 8, 2014).

I invite you to take just 5 minutes with the question, right when the email lands in your in-box. Take a few deep breaths and make some space in your awareness for your answer to arise from within. Then, read the question and sit with the space.

Be prepared to be surprised, and welcome any answer.

Today’s Soul Q: What feels really alive in you right now?

Here are the guidelines, in case you missed the first Soul Questions post.

We are celebrating mid-year with a week of Soul-full Questions.

Your soul knows the answers to these questions. You don’t have to think about the questions; just breathe and let the answer arise from within.

I am posting one question a day to this blog, for 7 days, for blog subscribers (beginning July 8, 2014).

I invite you to take just 5 minutes with the question, right when the email lands in your in-box. Take a few deep breaths and make some space in your awareness for your answer to arise from within. Then, read the question and sit with the space.

Be prepared to be surprised, and welcome any answer.

 

Let’s celebrate mid-year with a week of Soul-full Questions.

Your soul knows the answers to these questions. You don’t have to think about the questions; just breathe and let the answer arise from within.

I’ll post one question a day to this blog, for the next 7 days, for blog subscribers.

I invite you to take just 5 minutes with the question, right when the email lands in your in-box. Take a few deep breaths and make some space in your awareness for your answer to arise from within. Then, read the question and sit with the space.

Be prepared to be surprised, and welcome any answer.

Here’s the first Soul Q. Breathe it in and let it answer itself.

Where is the light shining in your life?

 

 

 

 

Here in the States we just celebrated Independence Day on the fourth of July. This marks the half-way point of Summer for many of my friends who are on an academic calendar. For UK and Europe, half-way is probably later.

Either way, it’s the perfect time to ask:

• What’s your Summer about?
• What matters most to you, this year?
• What do you want to be or do?
• How “on-course” do you feel with your intention for Summer?

I’m listening to a catbird belt out its song in my garden. It’s unique. It is its own song. I melt into appreciation and joy as I hear it.

That song doesn’t “get anyone anywhere.” The catbird is “just” being itself. But it’s making a difference for me. That catbird song matters to me.

It’s a leap of faith for many of us – myself included – to believe that we matter, just by being who we are, rather than what we accomplish. That maybe the world is different – in a positive way – just because of who we are being.

What if it could be about our intention, rather than our performance results?

What if how we show up matters more than anything?

I’m wondering if you might join me in a little experiment today.

What is something that you know about yourself that makes a difference?

What if you trust that today, somebody needs that essence of you, and that you will make a difference?

And what if you choose to be that quality a little more than you usually are, today?

Just let it be a light intention in how you show up to life.

I know that in my best moments, I bring a light-heartedness to life.

Today, I’m going to consciously bring a little bit more of that into my life and in my connections.

Maybe when I do that, the footprints that I leave today will matter to someone. Maybe, it will make a difference.

Let’s all make a difference!

P.S. If you have been looking for that catbird in the photo, it isn’t there. I didn’t move fast or stealthily enough. But this is where the catbird was.  🙂