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However, many of the books I've selected and sequestered to my writing nook have lost the relevance and resonance they held when first I found them. As ScriptedWellness' originator, leader of a wee band of Wellness Scribes (my readership), and a woman whose quest for the quilt-like fragments of wisdom which might be woven into said Script from others, I have often bought books in order to facilitate this endeavor. Now, however, as I view the covers of the vast assembly of books, I have had trouble deciding to write on one of them. It's a quandary for certain.
Lately, it just seems so very simple and unforced to peaceably listen to my innate wisdom - the intuitive and powerful communication from my body and mind which God designed to keep me well. As they say in popular parlance, "sorry, not sorry." It's a serene situation I've sought for decades, and I am loathe to give that up for rules and restrictions which obviously contribute to further bondage and eventual failure.
Not only don't I want to read and write on these things, but I don't want to inflict the damaging dietary dogma on those who happen upon this page - it's meant as a ministry, a resource. I do, however, intend to bring content I believe contributory to a contented relationship with food, body, and the sphere in which my Scribes each reside. It's evolutionary and revolutionary on a very personal level.
Jotting with Johnna:
- Have you experienced a paradigm shift in your approach to caring for body and mind?
- What feelings and thoughts informed from and then appeared because of this shift?
- Is it time to question the words on your own walls?
Remember: you are so very worthy of the time and attention it takes to determine whether something in your life is a help or hindrance; and you are the only person responsible to eradicate that which no longer inspires or edifies you.
Stay tuned. Stay focused. Stay well.
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