Comments on: Let’s Begin in the Middle http://www.thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/lets-begin-in-the-middle/ Spiritual Counseling | Distant Healing Mon, 20 Sep 2010 02:00:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: barbara ness http://www.thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/lets-begin-in-the-middle/comment-page-1/#comment-39 barbara ness Sun, 07 Feb 2010 14:18:59 +0000 http://thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/?p=8#comment-39 he is taller than I thought, his seated posture makes it uncomfortable to see clearly, he needs to be inside safe and warm, his wife Lily who is not alltogether giving emotionally lurks on the outside of his life rather than being with him, giving him emotional support. The boards with the mismatched pattern reflect the dichotomy of living with someone that is not spiritually connected and yet shares the same experiences. He is torn between leaving her and staying with all the old hurts that he cannot live without. He is alone and yet with her he finds himself distracted enough to not want to let her go. he is taller than I thought, his seated posture makes it uncomfortable to see clearly, he needs to be inside safe and warm, his wife Lily who is not alltogether giving emotionally lurks on the outside of his life rather than being with him, giving him emotional support. The boards with the mismatched pattern reflect the dichotomy of living with someone that is not spiritually connected and yet shares the same experiences. He is torn between leaving her and staying with all the old hurts that he cannot live without. He is alone and yet with her he finds himself distracted enough to not want to let her go.

]]> By: Kristen Hartnagel http://www.thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/lets-begin-in-the-middle/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Kristen Hartnagel Tue, 19 Jan 2010 13:35:35 +0000 http://thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/?p=8#comment-38 Steve seems to recognize his deep seated dissatisfaction and judgment, but is resistant to look within for how to heal it. He is blaming and justifying but the call to see otherwise is growing stronger. The shift is happening within him -to awaken to intuition and expanded ways to perceive, but part of him is reluctant to welcome these gifts. He may even be dead and not yet fully comprehend his condition. He will soon embrace the fact that he is not alone. He will soon learn to see the light in others; in everything, and he will heal and be healed as will each of us. Steve seems to recognize his deep seated dissatisfaction and judgment, but is resistant to look within for how to heal it. He is blaming and justifying but the call to see otherwise is growing stronger. The shift is happening within him -to awaken to intuition and expanded ways to perceive, but part of him is reluctant to welcome these gifts. He may even be dead and not yet fully comprehend his condition. He will soon embrace the fact that he is not alone. He will soon learn to see the light in others; in everything, and he will heal and be healed as will each of us.

]]> By: Robin Meyers http://www.thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/lets-begin-in-the-middle/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Robin Meyers Tue, 15 Dec 2009 06:33:07 +0000 http://thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/?p=8#comment-10 Seems to me Steve is dealing with some inconsistencies or differences in his long term relationship with Lily. He feels trapped, yet he still cares about her. The cement brightening as she approaches reflects the love that is still there even though frustration, anger and resentment also swirl about his soul. Seems to me Steve is dealing with some inconsistencies or differences in his long term relationship with Lily. He feels trapped, yet he still cares about her. The cement brightening as she approaches reflects the love that is still there even though frustration, anger and resentment also swirl about his soul.

]]> By: BettyMalicoat http://www.thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/lets-begin-in-the-middle/comment-page-1/#comment-9 BettyMalicoat Mon, 14 Dec 2009 22:07:39 +0000 http://thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/?p=8#comment-9 Let me return a wow right back to you. The insight on Lily is so surprising but feels perfect. Let me return a wow right back to you. The insight on Lily is so surprising but
feels perfect.

]]> By: D.C. Douglas http://www.thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/lets-begin-in-the-middle/comment-page-1/#comment-8 D.C. Douglas Mon, 14 Dec 2009 21:54:25 +0000 http://thelotuspath.org/healing-blog/?p=8#comment-8 Wow. Well this was worth the wait! I have to say that my first reading of it went to a dark place. The red was more than anger, but perhaps blood and the figure coming towards him was the full realization of what he had done to Lily. Of course, I've probably watched to much TV and strange art films On my second time through, I have a more nuanced take. I think he locked himself out and is angry, but needs to project it outward. He sees what's wrong around him, but not with himself. That may be Lily coming to him to unlock the door, but she doesn't want to see him as he really is (hood up)... What an awesome first blog! Thanks for the brain stimulation. Wow. Well this was worth the wait!

I have to say that my first reading of it went to a dark place. The red was more than anger, but perhaps blood and the figure coming towards him was the full realization of what he had done to Lily. Of course, I've probably watched to much TV and strange art films

On my second time through, I have a more nuanced take. I think he locked himself out and is angry, but needs to project it outward. He sees what's wrong around him, but not with himself. That may be Lily coming to him to unlock the door, but she doesn't want to see him as he really is (hood up)…

What an awesome first blog! Thanks for the brain stimulation.

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