Ah, the things we do for love! hee hee

Great quote – thanks for repeating it here!

I love that quote (from Perelandra poster).

And by the way Russ oh plezeeee, I have you beat, I jumped onto a tug-boat and lived with my man in the wilderness. I went from wearing high heels to gum boots.

Love Leslie

I just spoke with a client about how the head can sometimes get in the way of choosing our path. It wants to rationalize, justify, make sense of it all logically – where the path the heart leads us often makes no “sense” at all!

Setting an intention to let it find you, and then listening for the nudgings we get – and FOLLOWING them – no matter how much sense they do or don’t make – that’s the “how to” in my opinion.

I’d love to hear others on this one, too!

Nice perspective you share here, regarding the beauty and necessity – and even illusion – of polarity.

The bunnies aren’t eating your grass?! MASTER manifesting!! lol

Frankly, it doesn’t make sense that a loving God (Universe) would have our purpose be to seek out that which is NOT wanted, NOT desired, NOT liked – and do it, year after year, until we have paid enough B-DUE’s (Beautiful Dollars of Universal Energy) that they decide we don’t have to do it anymore, at which point we can then pursue our REAL desires – with a gold watch, if we’re lucky.

(ie. To be a writer, go to school to be a teacher, get a job, and start writing as a hobby.)

Doesn’t make sense. Not satisfying, let alone joyfully blissful. Never has been, never will be. Thank You Lisa for putting it in writing, and Jeannette for expanding the audience!

Always, my innate perspective has been from/of spiritual, with ever-present science-mind. The unfortunate aspect is not necessarily that one truth has been split into two; rather that the split parts have been pitted opposite each other, when in reality, they are one and the same, different perspectives. Each supports/proves the other.

In this respect, I concur completely with Jeannette’s Dad when he said “Everything is spiritual.” (another post, I know, yet always on my mind – I Love It!)

Back on point: One cannot exist without the other, I say, if one intends to enjoy all thirds of one’s day!

Admiring the young, tender baby grass I seeded this year that the rabbits are Staying Away from,
Anna

I’m having fun thinking about the crazy things I did – and continue to do – while in love. I’d been conversing with Russ for several weeks online before we actually met. When we finally did meet for a movie, I actually followed his instructions to park in his garage. Any girl who knows online dating safety knows you leave your car somewhere where the police will find it for clues to your disappearance, right? I laughed at his ridiculousness of even SUGGESTING I park in his garage, and continued to laugh as I followed his suggestion.

Parking in his garage – that was outrageous. And it said a lot to me about how much I already trusted this guy I don’t even “know.”

Russ just called while I was typing this, so I asked what outrageous thing he did in love. He didn’t miss a beat: “move in with her eleven animals.” His count is high, but it till made me laugh.

When first falling in love with my business, I did outrageous things like putting $6 grand on a credit card for mentor coaching with Jeanna Gabellini, and charged another $6k on coach training with Martha Beck.

I slipped out of my office during my day job to go register my company name at the State Commerce Dept. I gleefully stayed up till one in the morning writing website content. I quit my job without any coaching income or encouragement from family and friends (my ex-beau and best friend the outstanding exception).

Whether for business or romance, I guess I just did stuff I never thought I’d do, had never done before, and stuff I felt strongly inspired or called toward.

You’ll hear it … actually, I think you already are. You just might not be recognizing it as such …

Great article. I am in love with what I do. The Chemistry is there and the constant preoccupation is there. Willingness to do the Outrageous? I do not know. I gues I do not know what to do that is outrageous.

I am sure it will come to me.

Iyabo