Live on facebook was sweet on Feb 14th. I received many wonderful terrible thoughts about relationships to question (thank you all who sent them).
The chosen Valentine’s Day thought? What I have, should be different. Different relationship. Coupled, not single. Other person, not the one I have. Different relationship status.
Different is better. THIS isn’t good.
To see how the inquiry turned out, head over to the facebook page right here.
And for those of you patiently waiting for the website to work again, it now does (don’t use www): https://workwithgrace.com.
Finally, I did it. Peace Talk Podcast has been revived after a quiet spell.
The first topic of inquiry after this time of silence?
Gaps in communication, death, dying, endings. Except, sometimes, revivals.
You just never know how something’s going to unfold. You never do really know, do you?
Who would we be without the story that it’s better to know what’s going to happen? Or even that we can? Or that we need to make a plan, and follow it?
Not that there’s anything wrong with plans and schedules. Let’s not get crazy….knowing what time it is and agreeing to some basics makes life simple.
The bus leaves at 7:05, so get there at 6:55. You still may not leave, there still may be no bus, but oh so sweet if everything comes together and there is one. It’s fun, rather wondrous, people sharing needs and services, efficient.
Who would be be without our stories that it has to go the way we want, in order to be happy?
In a big ongoing adventure! And most importantly, feeling super curious, and having fun. Maybe having more fun than if it went the way you planned.
You can listen to the new episode 135 of Peace Talk on itunes right here. Look for the latest new episode also on google play, soundcloud, I Heart Radio and several other audio services.
Thanks for listening, for being here with me in The Work in all these ways, for coming along for this ride of questioning thoughts and unraveling the unnecessary pain.
“Do you believe what you think? Often, within pain or depression, there are thoughts you’ve had for so long and held so close that you don’t even know they are there. And you’ve never stopped to see if you even believe them.” ~ Byron Katie
Much love,
Grace