This is mine. MY blog. My thoughts. There's a huge disclaimer at the top of the page, please read it now:
My internal ramblings, the Soul's Ponderings on becoming diana... read ahead with love, compassion & a willingness to have a deep, sick sense of humor about what it means to be me.
Do you understand? No? you're excused. Yes? Great! welcome to the journey. I have another blog. It's family-focused and family-friendly: hannahbearski.blogspot.com In fact, it was created because of family's uproar over what they read at Nani Moon. The internet is a big wide open place, I have not compelled you to read here (unless you count my magnetic personality ::g:: **back to seriousness now), you are not forced to peek into my head. I know that what's inside me is not always pretty. If you've known me (even solely via this blog) for more than three days, chances are you know that too.
Even if you ask really nice, I will not censor myself here. Not any more than I already do. Ooooh did tempers flare and poison spew. Aw man! Further proof of our humanity. I have no malice in my heart nor in my writings. I highly recommend thesecret.tv, it may shift (or enforce) your perspective of my blog. And the whole wide universe too.
I saw a Blogger's creed the other day... I googled it to see what's out there. I found two and I really like them both and think they speak well for me.
School of Thought: Blogger's credo: I don't maintain a blog to entertain the masses. I'm not trying to sway public opinion. I don't care if you disagree with me. In fact, I'm counting on the fact that you will. I'm not a politician so I don't need your vote. Read at your own risk.
Ryan Block: blogger credo: be real
My internal ramblings, the Soul's Ponderings on becoming diana...
Do you understand? No? you're excused. Yes? Great! welcome to the journey. I have another blog. It's family-focused and family-friendly: hannahbearski.blogspot.com In fact, it was created because of family's uproar over what they read at Nani Moon. The internet is a big wide open place, I have not compelled you to read here (unless you count my magnetic personality ::g:: **back to seriousness now), you are not forced to peek into my head. I know that what's inside me is not always pretty. If you've known me (even solely via this blog) for more than three days, chances are you know that too.
Even if you ask really nice, I will not censor myself here. Not any more than I already do. Ooooh did tempers flare and poison spew. Aw man! Further proof of our humanity. I have no malice in my heart nor in my writings. I highly recommend thesecret.tv, it may shift (or enforce) your perspective of my blog. And the whole wide universe too.
I saw a Blogger's creed the other day... I googled it to see what's out there. I found two and I really like them both and think they speak well for me.
School of Thought: Blogger's credo: I don't maintain a blog to entertain the masses. I'm not trying to sway public opinion. I don't care if you disagree with me. In fact, I'm counting on the fact that you will. I'm not a politician so I don't need your vote. Read at your own risk.
Ryan Block: blogger credo: be real
4 comments:
Amen Diana! I for one enjoy seeing what's inside your head-even the scarier stuff. You are a brave person for sharing that part of yourself-for not compromising who you are. I for one know how cathartic it can be to get that kind of stuff out of my head and into print. I can look back in my own journey at my downs that brought me to my ups but I don't have to hold onto those feelings as tightly as if they stayed in my head. You should never have to apologize for who you are and I'm sorry if you've felt pressured by those unwilling to allow you to be human.
Also if you really want to get deep into the realm of the Law of Attraction and Acceptance and Allowing you should check out books and audio lectures by Esther Hicks. You can listen to some of the past lectures on Hey House Radio on the interenet. The Secret was intially going to be based on their teachings(Abraham through Jerry and Esther Hicks) but it seemed a little too out there for the mainstream so they were cut out. I'm in the process of writing my own lengthy blog about it.
Anyway-enjoy your day, your life and this moment.
Amy Houchin
Hang in there kiddo. That's all I can come up with right now. ;-) But you know I love ya.
~Mary
Hey grrrl, no one said metamorphosis is pain-free, eh? I know a bit about the buzz kill of the tightening noose while trying to spread your wings and sing from the soul. I struggle with it too, feeling compelled to live uncensored and yet knowing that invites a host of uncomfortable interactions (not to mention intuitively feeling them coming on, even worse!). And it's surprising what comes of this open sharing - I've connected and reconnected with folks I'd never have imagined, and yet I have *several* inner circle people who are either openly uncomfortable with my blogging voice or strangely, conspicuously absent in any ensuing dialogue and who probably never read it. I have to work to not get all co-dependent about it, and that is another unexpected opportunity for evolution and emergence and looking at my own weird expectations about who I am and how I'm received. *sigh*
Add me to the list of those so appreciative and connected to all-that-you-are, and feel my arms helping to lift you when those others are pulling you down. We are a mighty lot!
~Namaste~
Girl, I come here because you don't censor yourself! That raw honesty....it's inspiring and causes me to give myself permission to just BE, crap and all.
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