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Have you ever had a day when you felt foggy in the brain and couldn't seem to make any decisions? I think we all have.
Does it feel like this?
Or this?
I love riding through the fog but I sure don't like it in my head. On those foggy head days I just kick back, take some self-care and wait. Or maybe I tap on "Feeling foggy and fuzzy brain." Feeling like this can be from overload, trying to make too many decisions, stress and more.
When I allow myself to feel my feelings without pushing them away or pushing them down by using affirmations, I usually feel better the next day and sometimes even later that same day. The sun begins to shine. That's not to say affirmations don't work or aren't helpful. They are as long as we aren't using them to cover up and push down feelings we need to acknowledge. If I do use affirmations and I hear "yeah but", that's what I need to pay attention to and clear. Then the affirmations have a better chance of working.
Maybe it is a fuzzy, foggy sun but at least the fog is beginning to clear. If we wait long enough the sun does come out and we start feeling better and hopefully getting more clarity.
Now this feels like clarity to me! Full sun shining, lighting up the picture, lighting up my life with new ideas, new answers for those difficult decisions and peace.
I can help you with your decisions with a tapping session, an angel reading and more.
http://angelsloveyou.com/
jeanmaurie@angelsloveyou.com
Love, Jean Maurie
I just watched this video (posted below) on Facebook and felt tears well up and roll down my face. It brought up some strong emotions.
I wonder how many of us followed the rules, trying to "get there" but it didn't work. Did you? What are your experiences? I would love to read them if you feel vulnerable enough to share.
The rules to be a good daughter, student, wife, mother... Clean the house when I'd rather be writing or dancing. Have dinner on the table when my husband came home from work. Feeling guilty because I wasn't out working. Or even feeling guilty while writing because I wasn't doing laundry or vacuuming.
This might sound whining and maybe it is. This is how we were brought up in the 40s. I've been unlearning.
Here is a poem I loved and would read when I felt guilty writing or playing. It helped some.
