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"Precipice"
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Dark Knight said...

Well Christine I have always loved your poetry and your cello playing is beautiful--- Amber Moonstone has my real cellphone number so if you ever want to text me feel free to ask and text me -- you will ge a reply

1/9/2015 4:13:42 AM [ Report Abuse ]


Ronald W. Hull said...

I just remember to come back and comment. I don't recall exactly the circumstances of your life that brought you to this point, but others, by their comments here seem to know much more and I'll grant that to them.

As for me, I wish you well as you approach the precipice with renewed strength and fearless courage. I love living there.

Ron

1/7/2015 11:35:19 AM [ Report Abuse ]


~Christine~
Unique your expression and outpouring
of feelings to arise to a new place.
Penned with your knowledge of life's
blessings.

Peace, Happy New Year!
Lady Mary Ann

1/7/2015 5:08:18 AM [ Report Abuse ]


D. L. Vegas said...

Christine---Everything in life takes time and you will get to where you wish to be. Anytime you wish to laugh I am here.

Always,

Deborah

1/6/2015 9:29:22 AM [ Report Abuse ]


Sage Sweetwater said...

"Being able to say that one is a survivor is an accomplishment. For many, the power is in the name itself. And yet comes a time in the individuation process when the threat or trauma is significantly past. Then is the time to go to the next stage after survivorship, to healing and thriving. ... One can take so much pride in being a survivor that it becomes a hazard to further creative development. ... Once the threat is past, there is a potential trap in calling ourselves by names taken on during the most terrible time of our lives. It creates a mind-set that is potentially limiting. It is not good to base the soul identity solely on the feats and losses and victories of the bad times." (pp.210, 211)

"Like the word wild, the word witch has come to be understood as a pejorative, but long ago it was an appellation given to both old and young women healers, the word witch deriving from the word wit, meaning wise. This was before cultures carrying the one-God-only religious image began to overwhelm the older pantheistic cultures which understood the Deity through multiple religious images of the universe and all its phenomena." (p.96)

"When the soulful life is being threatened, it is not only acceptable to draw the line and mean it, it is required." (p.75)

1/5/2015 10:24:53 AM [ Report Abuse ]


Openly and honestly shared, CT. A trait in you I have come to respect and appreciate. Speaking for myself: I have never been strong enough not to get wounded. Working, sharing, creating with others requires dropping the guards and trusting if its going to work. Sadly people and circumstance, like water, will always find a way to get into even the most tightly protected areas of our lives. Sometimes to bless you, but at times to attempt to kill the good in you, to steal every blessing you've been given, and to destroy whatever good works you've accomplished or are purposing to accomplish.

I had to find a balance between what being open and honest would allow into my heart and what not being open would keep from it. It was a lot more difficult than I thought. Even with wisdom and good choices the journey can be fraught with danger, and the unforeseen, at times. Enduring and navigating the storms taught me to press deeper into the One True Source of life and creation. May your life be showered with wisdom, courage, and fortitude, and may you be blessed with the kind of loving discernment that keeps you from evil.
Happy New Year... rlc

1/5/2015 8:24:58 AM [ Report Abuse ]


Jansen Estrup said...

All we have for sure is the journey. Your feel for it is powerful ... may you take it in a full embrace. Well and courageously written.

1/5/2015 4:44:22 AM [ Report Abuse ]


Sage Sweetwater said...

To have even written this, is tangible proof you are healing and on the good path of retrieval. Someone on this same path will cross your path. It will happen. When it does happen, you make sure to give your talents to this person; a song, a musical note, a poem, a cinnamon stick, a common thread wound around a spool, a skein of yarn, anything that is a touchstone to connect with a like-minded kindred spirit. Because you know what? They have something of value to give to you in return. Happy New Year, dear Christine. Sending you inspiration from every direction just because I need to.

Love,
Sage

1/4/2015 6:44:04 PM [ Report Abuse ]