World's Worst Pagan
I'm such a slacker. Granted, I'm a slacker in more than one aspect of my life so it's not just my pagan practices that take a backseat to things at times. But for some reason, I find it remarkably easy to tell myself that I'll do something "soon" and "soon" never seems to arrive.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions might be the actual motto of my life. I mean to clean the house. I mean to send money to charities in a timely fashion. I mean to have regular spiritual practice. I mean to exercise.
I just get distracted by shiny objects and meander off. Or I tell myself that it's not worth doing something unless I'm doing it full out and oh gosh, I don't have time for that today. Or tomorrow. Granted, yes, I work full-time and my commute is long. But there are moments of quiet during my day that could be turned into something more productive or insightful than staring blankly at my facebook wall.
It is a new turn in the Wheel of the Year. And I can feel things in my bones and in my soul. I think it's time for me to stop putting off this exploration of my beliefs.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions might be the actual motto of my life. I mean to clean the house. I mean to send money to charities in a timely fashion. I mean to have regular spiritual practice. I mean to exercise.
I just get distracted by shiny objects and meander off. Or I tell myself that it's not worth doing something unless I'm doing it full out and oh gosh, I don't have time for that today. Or tomorrow. Granted, yes, I work full-time and my commute is long. But there are moments of quiet during my day that could be turned into something more productive or insightful than staring blankly at my facebook wall.
It is a new turn in the Wheel of the Year. And I can feel things in my bones and in my soul. I think it's time for me to stop putting off this exploration of my beliefs.