“Tree of Hearts,” (conte, and pastel drawing), Copyright © Attaining Creativity 2008

It never fails that when I write or think about something, the universe responds and overwhelms me with support and information about the same topic I’ve thought of. So in response to my latest blog entry, the universe has provided me with this matching inspiration:

• The same church sign that dared me to jump in, this week says: “It is too soon to quit.” Could this have any better timing?
• In watching a little league game, I overhear a 6-year old yell out: “You don’t have to swing if you don’t like it.” We may be trying to force things to happen because we need money or for something, anything, to happen, that we go down a road that ultimately ends in disaster. Trust your gut – if it doesn’t feel or look right, however promising it might seem - trust your gut, even if it means letting what seems like a good possibility pass by.
• Creative Every Day has posted too very fitting entries, one about rejection and one that contains a very inspiring poem by Marianne Williamson that will keep me going daily.

What are you thinking about, contemplating, worrying about? What are the little signs, all around you, guiding you forward?

This entry was posted on Sunday, June 1st, 2008 at 1:29 am and is filed under Attaining creativity, Inspiration. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

“Tree of Hearts,” (conte, and pastel drawing), Copyright © Attaining Creativity 2008

It never fails that when I write or think about something, the universe responds and overwhelms me with support and information about the same topic I’ve thought of. So in response to my latest blog entry, the universe has provided me with this matching inspiration:

• The same church sign that dared me to jump in, this week says: “It is too soon to quit.” Could this have any better timing?
• In watching a little league game, I overhear a 6-year old yell out: “You don’t have to swing if you don’t like it.” We may be trying to force things to happen because we need money or for something, anything, to happen, that we go down a road that ultimately ends in disaster. Trust your gut – if it doesn’t feel or look right, however promising it might seem - trust your gut, even if it means letting what seems like a good possibility pass by.
• Creative Every Day has posted too very fitting entries, one about rejection and one that contains a very inspiring poem by Marianne Williamson that will keep me going daily.

What are you thinking about, contemplating, worrying about? What are the little signs, all around you, guiding you forward?

This entry was posted on Sunday, June 1st, 2008 at 1:29 am and is filed under Attaining creativity, Inspiration. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.