Ensconced indoors, housebound from this record snowfall, I decided to do a special exercise. As I relish companionship I thought I would invited others to workout with me. After you've lounged about or tended yourself, your family, your chores, and have cleared the walkway and dug out your car, how about tending to your inner self by musing over these questions: Is it time to shed your limitations, step free of them? Can you imagine new possibilities? What does this bring to mind?
Just to share examples of what immediately come to mind for me: Fear; Fat; Indebtedness. It's time for them to begone.
I began thinking of these as ill-fitted or well-worn clothing and that it was time to discard them. These 'state of being' don't suit this spiritual being. I intend to shed them NOW. I am envisioning new garments to adorn myself with. I'll craft affirmations and action plans to realize a new state. I can solicit support from family and friends. Carla Nash, a real inspiration, lent me powerful imagery with the use of the word: Fabulous. It's time to drape myself anew in fabulous new robes; after all, the Father is my source and my supply. My spirit and body are weary of this excess baggage. This false persona of "poor me" just doesn't work -- it never did. I am the beloved child of a generous God, and I deserve better. I'm taking off the limitations, I'm making a brand new start. What do these questions bring to mind for you? I'd like to live beyond limiting notions of what I can do and who I am. How might you take off the limitations?
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