Welcome,
Are you curious?
Do you like to explore the why, what, how, when and who of things and events?
I do. I touched on this briefly in my newsletter in April last year.
It helps us to make sense of our lives. Most of us want to know our existence is valid!
It helps us to have greater perspective and understanding.
Without curiosity we can become stuck in our thinking, feeling and habits, holding us back from moving into the multidimensional existence that is available for us.
An illness or accident causes us, if we are curious, to reflect on why this has happened to us.
We may say to ourself “This is interesting – what is the higher/greater reason for this to happen to me?”
There is usually a reason beyond the obvious – perhaps so you can have an enforced rest giving you valuable space to look at your life and think about new choices available to you.
It helps us grow in wisdom when we are in an uncomfortable situation and we need to stretch our thinking and feeling to a new level, adjusting and gaining new tools to cope. Sometimes we look back on a challenging time and see that it was a turning point in our life.
It is welcome and curious how North and South Korea have finally, after over sixty years, suddenly made a peace agreement. Is there a hidden agenda?
Being curious to explore the world through travel, testing our ability to adapt to new environments and situations and by gaining knowledge through reading and documentary watching all contributes to a broader and appreciative insight into the diversity of existence.
Stretch your capabilities, move out of your comfort zone and expand your curiosity.
Fascinating synchronicity awaits you if you do!
Enjoy!
Merriene
May 2018