“Our feelings are our most genuine paths to knowledge.”
Audre Lorde
This is an updated older post
from another blog that I have closed.
Emotions and intuition speak to us and can be our greatest guide if we are willing to experience them. However, many of us instinctively block or resist these feelings . . . and they turn into the trap of emotional baggage, bringing perpetual discomfort, stress and anxiety.
On the other hand, jumping to conclusions, actions or reactions is not a good thing either. Allow them to speak to you, acknowledge and deal with them as they come . . . pay attention and be aware. Just deal with your emotions and don’t bottle them up to fester into emotional baggage that takes peace of mind and throws it out the window.
The lesson I have not learned is to think before I speak. It is sometimes difficult to differentiate between genuine intuition and paranoia. What I am learning is there are different perspectives to all situations and not everyone has the same reaction or emotion which should be considered before speaking. It is that delicate balance of compromise and considering others as well as being true to yourself.
The lesson I have not learned is to think before I speak. It is sometimes difficult to differentiate between genuine intuition and paranoia. What I am learning is there are different perspectives to all situations and not everyone has the same reaction or emotion which should be considered before speaking. It is that delicate balance of compromise and considering others as well as being true to yourself.
My greatest peace comes from analyzing my emotions, why I react to situations in a certain way and determine the way back to the comfort level of peace of mind.
Take time to know yourself and your emotions . . . be rid of that emotional baggage that weighs you down.
