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Journal entry.
The best time to be in the leadwood forest is in the creamy light of a full moon.
In my days as a safari guide I would wait for the third or fourth day of a safari. I would wait for the hysteria to see animals to subside and then take people to the forest.
The poet david whyte talks about the conversational nature of life. The idea that your life will never be exactly how you planned it to be but equally it will never be exactly the way life wanted it. for all our living days we are in a co-created experience with living…..some of our agency….mixed with life or god, or whatever you call its plan.
As dawn breaks in the forest a dark bull nyala lifts his head out of long brown winter grass to look at me.
A hyena is the perfect embodiment of opportunism.
Im developing a strange technique for this podcast. What I do is go to a place like the leadwood forest.
Opening myself to a different way of knowing. It's like I'm trawling through the feeling of the place and each feeling is full of invisible codes that later when I sit down with my notebook will start to come out as memories, encounters, stories and insights.
You see like those hyena calls in the forest this morning took me to an image of the hyena. In my mind's eye I saw his slanted body loping away with the leg of a giraffe held across his jaws and a look of glee on his face.
This idea makes me think of the hundreds of people I coached who have started having huge transformations when they started to ask clearly without agenda or attachment for what they want.
I think of how early on in my own journey this idea was totally foreighn to me.
“Will you move over for me? I need more space” could not sound more silly to me now but at the time it was the silly beginning to much big wants and asks that I was going to allow myself. It was a breakthrough to something new. A first step I could build on
What will keep you out of asking for what you want?
If you think i'm being trite well then try it.
Will you walk with me
Pay attention to where you can just ask……..notice where you cant…….notice where you don’t because you assume you know what the answer will be.
Track this like a tracker Something calls me to the forest as a sacred site……im there at dawn on a particular day to hear a hyena call……..this sets me thinking about how my life changed when I just started asking clearly …….transmitted via this podcast to you…….now you pick up the thread and see where it takes you this week.
Take action…….ask clearly for what you want and please report back.
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Boyd Varty Sacred Sites
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Journal entry.
The best time to be in the leadwood forest is in the creamy light of a full moon.
In my days as a safari guide I would wait for the third or fourth day of a safari. I would wait for the hysteria to see animals to subside and then take people to the forest.
The poet david whyte talks about the conversational nature of life. The idea that your life will never be exactly how you planned it to be but equally it will never be exactly the way life wanted it. for all our living days we are in a co-created experience with living…..some of our agency….mixed with life or god, or whatever you call its plan.
As dawn breaks in the forest a dark bull nyala lifts his head out of long brown winter grass to look at me.
A hyena is the perfect embodiment of opportunism.
Im developing a strange technique for this podcast. What I do is go to a place like the leadwood forest.
Opening myself to a different way of knowing. It's like I'm trawling through the feeling of the place and each feeling is full of invisible codes that later when I sit down with my notebook will start to come out as memories, encounters, stories and insights.
You see like those hyena calls in the forest this morning took me to an image of the hyena. In my mind's eye I saw his slanted body loping away with the leg of a giraffe held across his jaws and a look of glee on his face.
This idea makes me think of the hundreds of people I coached who have started having huge transformations when they started to ask clearly without agenda or attachment for what they want.
I think of how early on in my own journey this idea was totally foreighn to me.
“Will you move over for me? I need more space” could not sound more silly to me now but at the time it was the silly beginning to much big wants and asks that I was going to allow myself. It was a breakthrough to something new. A first step I could build on
What will keep you out of asking for what you want?
If you think i'm being trite well then try it.
Will you walk with me
Pay attention to where you can just ask……..notice where you cant…….notice where you don’t because you assume you know what the answer will be.
Track this like a tracker Something calls me to the forest as a sacred site……im there at dawn on a particular day to hear a hyena call……..this sets me thinking about how my life changed when I just started asking clearly …….transmitted via this podcast to you…….now you pick up the thread and see where it takes you this week.
Take action…….ask clearly for what you want and please report back.
4-0 out.
Boyd Varty Sacred Sites
Connect with Boyd Varty:
Find out more about Londolozi
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