“If you chase two rabbits, one will get away.” There is great wisdom here. In any endeavor, make a choice based on your inner guidance and follow it until you are no longer guided to do so. Maybe both rabbits get away, but perhaps this served a greater purpose. Trust the process, a process of discernment and action based on trust and peace, not scurrying about every which way whilst feeling disconnected. You are far more connected than you know. This process of attunement will bring this to your awareness and help you also to know: You are so very loved.
Chasing rabbits is a great description of how I’ve felt lately. This helpful phrase came to mind “Sometimes it’s necessary to slow down in order to speed up”, also “Haste makes waste”. Oddly enough, the ‘cure’ to hectic chaos is a steady rock. If you can find the quiet within, everything outside may start following your example.
Facing divorce and the isolation that comes with it, I’ve been chasing many feelings this year. I feel like I catch one rabbit for every 10 I lose; but when I realize that I am the one telling myself to ‘run’, I realize I can tell myself to ‘sit’.
If we can be happy sitting with ourselves, we can take a break from chasing desires. I realized this after I lost count of the rabbits I was chasing. Too many of us are on that non-stop run, chasing moments, but if you take a break, you can sit down to enjoy your surroundings. :) Namaste, love and light to all
I once made a choice (in which i thought…whatever…) It was a choice that i could now easily consider as “the worst choice of my life”, but i could only consider it that, if my eyes were closed to reality. It can and is viewed, (my me at least) as one of the saving graces of my life. This was most certainly not because it was I who made it so, but because my guides made certain that i would end up where i needed to be.
And of course i did “magically” end up there, with my head spinning at that time, in shock, and thinking this was the worst day if my life.
I was incorrect!