My saving graces stem from an assortment of things daily. You can cage in the physical form but the
My saving graces stem from an assortment of things daily. You can cage in the physical form but the mind is meant to roam freely. Some days I grow nervous about the uncertainties but I elect to focus my energy on this moment. My endometriosis pain had me in my feelings a bit yesterday and patience slightly tested. Reminding myself to deliberately breathe and slow it TF down even when things feel like they’re moving snail paced is not only helpful for surviving this pandemic but as a life’s goal. Can’t speak for everyone else but one of the most uncomfortable parts of this process is surrendering to the idea that there’s no answers or solid solutions at this moment; just a bunch of suggestions and requests to have faith while people are heightened. Leave it to the internet and everyone has a solution to how to process everything. Certain things are being recycled and regurgitated at an annoying rate that we’re all becoming antsy. Some of the unsolicited suggestions that I received are the following: Be creative. Sit still. Don’t do this. Don’t do that. Smile. Cry. Laugh. Panic. Stay home. Compare. Contrast. Make memes. Be a voice for others. Personally I’m electing to be still and move at what works for me and my family. I’m not doing much out of the ordinary aside from moving less or working more for others. I’m working on myself without others’ input with the hopes of being a better person. Might not make me money or society’s view of “successful” but it feels warm and normal to me. What you do for you is your choice. What I’ll do for me is my personal growth, hiccups included. @reversecurvemedia for @ikorlabs (at Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-XkHk6H68N/?igshid=12gx81rfbvxhh -- source link