You wake up.
It’s a new day. Don’t
hurry. Take a moment or two and read the inner barometer first.
Is it a high is it a
low? What winds do you have today? The suffocating southwester, an uplifting zephyr,
that devil may care-north wind? How strong? Or no wind at all in your sail?
What voice-over is
dominating?
The gloomy one? Invariably
malcontent, rigid, self-conscious, oblivious to the rest. Irritated and irritating.
The overcritical who
sees the world in black and white with you in her eyes mostly in black?
The sunny one, for
whom living is sheer delight? A passionate explorer. Always fresh and open and
ready.
Is it the best of
companions’ voice accepting you as you are? Gently pointing out to your
shortcomings. Judges not. A keen and loving observer.
Or is it absence of
voice-over? All the different variables in a perfect dynamic balance. Where no
words are needed, no stick and carrot. Flux.
How is the overall
tone? Elevating, oppressing, stagnant, or something in-between?
Check it out throughout
the day for it’s in perpetual change. (Oh, not a big deal. Once you get into the
habit of this it only takes a moment.)
Why bother, you ask?
Well, these meteorological conditions of your mood-sphere make up the workshop where your day is going to be
sculpted.
You better know or at
least get a feel of it so that you wouldn’t mistake wood for stone or tin for
gold.
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