But imagine!
As I said in the previous entry, I'm glad to be born as a woman, so, to make this text easily readable I will refer to "the person" as "he" but I deeply believe that what I will try to describe works also vice versa, when "you" are a "he" and "the person" is a "she".
Imagine that you're sitting right opposite the person you've been looking up to for so long. Your roads had been long and winding and full of wonders and treacherous ravines but for this wondrous now your roads have crossed. You are sharing space and time.
You may think of yourself as an unworthy one, the one who doesn't deserve this person's shine and surely doesn't deserve the honor of lending a hand to this person in the dark times of his. The sunsets in those mountains are too beautiful. Better to concentrate on your own. Step by step. Be at your best. On your own. This is the best you can do for him.
And even if there are things to talk about, to start something - remember, at last you are sharing space and time! - you just... don't dare.
But imagine.
This person may be thinking just the same. And he's heard about you as of some mythical beauty and he's been admiring your mountain and how you're taking every step. And imagine for a moment that he also does not dare. Imagine that this may. be. true.
And go to him.
You're sharing space and time. There are seven billion people in the world but for some complicated but intricately beautiful reason you are together here and now.
So, breathe in, breathe out. Remember that you are light and love. Be at your best. Relax. And go to this person. Discover him. Discover yourself. Watch the mountain sunsets together.
P.S. This is happening but I still can't believe that this may. be. true. Thank you for this beautiful lesson. You did it this time. But, delighted by what's happening, some next time when I feel that space and time are thick, almost tangible, and someone special may be sitting right in front of me, I will go to him. This I can promise. Thank You.
Mountains, and sunrises, and sunsets, and rainbows. Yes.
Imagine that you're sitting right opposite the person you've been looking up to for so long. Your roads had been long and winding and full of wonders and treacherous ravines but for this wondrous now your roads have crossed. You are sharing space and time.
You may think of yourself as an unworthy one, the one who doesn't deserve this person's shine and surely doesn't deserve the honor of lending a hand to this person in the dark times of his. The sunsets in those mountains are too beautiful. Better to concentrate on your own. Step by step. Be at your best. On your own. This is the best you can do for him.
And even if there are things to talk about, to start something - remember, at last you are sharing space and time! - you just... don't dare.
But imagine.
This person may be thinking just the same. And he's heard about you as of some mythical beauty and he's been admiring your mountain and how you're taking every step. And imagine for a moment that he also does not dare. Imagine that this may. be. true.
And go to him.
You're sharing space and time. There are seven billion people in the world but for some complicated but intricately beautiful reason you are together here and now.
So, breathe in, breathe out. Remember that you are light and love. Be at your best. Relax. And go to this person. Discover him. Discover yourself. Watch the mountain sunsets together.
P.S. This is happening but I still can't believe that this may. be. true. Thank you for this beautiful lesson. You did it this time. But, delighted by what's happening, some next time when I feel that space and time are thick, almost tangible, and someone special may be sitting right in front of me, I will go to him. This I can promise. Thank You.
Mountains, and sunrises, and sunsets, and rainbows. Yes.