I have always been torn between working in Metaphysics or choosing the Corporate World. Part of me believes I need a 40 hour a week office job, with a regular paycheck, benefits and vacations. The other part (my soul urge part) believes that I can follow the Metaphysical path (through teaching and doing readings) and will receive the clients, business, connections I need. In the past, I have always opted for the corporate (even though I felt unfulfilled and depressed). Granted, I was grateful for a regular job, however, a part of me felt I was selling out because I didn’t feel the Universe would supply. Last week I made a choice. Offered an opportunity for a ‘regular’ job, I decided to throw caution to the winds, and act on faith. I decided to be courageous. I choses the Metaphysical. Courage is when you feel the fear and do it anyway. If you jump, the net will be there.

I wrote this post in May of 2012. Shortly after writing this post, I started a a Metaphysical Meetups group. I invited different experts in of Metaphysics to come and share their expertise. The first meeting had 23 members. . I find this group is serving a much needed purpose of introducing individuals to ideas they might otherwise never have found. (with all credit do the many fine speakers who offer their services at no charge. Today the ‘Introduction to Metaphysics’ Meetup has 682 members, and we are still growing, if I had let my fear keep me from creating the group, it never would have happened. : My favorite definition of courage: When you feel the fear and do it anyway. In this case I jumped and

I have always been torn between working in Metaphysics or choosing the Corporate World. Part of me believes I need a 40 hour a week office job, with a regular paycheck, benefits and vacations. The other part (my soul urge part) believes that I can follow the Metaphysical path (through teaching and doing readings) and will receive the clients, business, connections I need. In the past, I have always opted for the corporate (even though I felt unfulfilled and depressed). Granted, I was grateful for a regular job, however, a part of me felt I was selling out because I didn’t feel the Universe would supply. Last week I made a choice. Offered an opportunity for a ‘regular’ job, I decided to throw caution to the winds, and act on faith. I decided to be courageous. I choses the Metaphysical. Courage is when you feel the fear and do it anyway. If you jump, the net will be there.

I wrote this post in May of 2012. Shortly after writing this post, I started a a Metaphysical Meetups group. I invited different experts in of Metaphysics to come and share their expertise. The first meeting had 23 members. . I find this group is serving a much needed purpose of introducing individuals to ideas they might otherwise never have found. (with all credit do the many fine speakers who offer their services at no charge. Today the ‘Introduction to Metaphysics’ Meetup has 682 members, and we are still growing, if I had let my fear keep me from creating the group, it never would have happened. : My favorite definition of courage: When you feel the fear and do it anyway. In this case I jumped and

On writing a tribute to my sister, Meredith, (after her passing last February), I found a wonderful saying:by Stephen Williams:
“Come to the edge,” he said.
They said, “We are afraid.”
“Come to the edge,” he said.
They came.
He pushed them…
They Flew

I am now in the process of finishing a book she started while she was still living. While writing this, and transferring her documents, I found a wonderful saying by Guillaume Apollinaire:
“Come to the edge,” he said.
They said, “We are afraid.”
“Come to the edge,” he said.
They came.
He pushed them…
They Flew
It was the exact same quote, different authors, but otherwise identical.
To me, this quote speaks of both courage, and the knowledge that if you jump the net will be there. This reminder yesterday arrived at a much needed time. Thank you Meredith. Message received Loud and Clear.
I love you……

The old man looked at the children with a firm stare. “This same fight is going on inside you, and inside every other person, too.”

They thought about it for a minute, and then one child asked his grandfather, “Which wolf will win?”

The old Cherokee replied: “The one you feed.”