When you walk into a room - what do you do? well? or not so good?

 

THIS is the sort of response I work for - a teachers response to on of my sessions.

 

We go into Lockdown as from tomorrow. My quote::

Continued from Yesterday re:: Our bodies are CONTAINERS.

 

Bodies are important.

Containers of all sorts.

One little body was especially ......

good

special

significant

bigger than the exterior

beyond beyond.

This little body 

incredible

fascinating

massive - 

small body

full-up

with love.

A little body

used to bring love

like a parcel

like a gift

like a treat

like the best ever

container of the Divine

used to bring love

with the real X Factor!

Divine become flesh

and hanging out

with us

WOW

Waging Shalom ..................

BHP

Your BODY is a container.

We know ourselves more than anybody 

We are inside our body

our body is a container

containing the loving spiritual feeling you.

You are invisible - 

only your body is on view.

Only 7% of our communication is words

the rest is body language

which we all can see & read.

Our exterior communicates our interior. 

Blob Tree TOOLS - wondrously powerful resources.

 

What we all need to do for Christmas = KISS the WORLD 🅱🅴🅰🆄🆃🅸🅵🆄🅻

 

It is no words day

Granddaughter age 5 just composed a story.

On a London Tube train and I experience a concentration camp.

 

On a London Tube train.

I open my book.
I first picked it up as I left home this morning -2/3rds asleep.
It was one of the zillions of books I have on the go.
THIS was ::

Viktor Frankl "Man's Search For Meaning" - 

I started to read it.

After three pages I have to close it and handle the depth stimulation.
He was writing about the experiences in the Concentration Camp.
His preoccupation with finding a new piece of wire to 'lace' his shoes together.
The tears of pain as he walked with torn shoes.
Would there be any food after a long day of slave labour.
Should he trade his last cigarette for a piece of bread.

He was aware that the prisoners who lost faith in the future - were doomed.
Living on past memories were fatal.
So his imagination took him to a place in the future.
A place where he was delivering a psychology lecture to a great audience of students.
All in comfortable seats and keen to learn.
His subject was 'The psychology of a concentration camp'.
He was firmly in the future - firmly in the positive.
He ended with a fab Quote::
"Emotion, which is suffering, ceases to be suffering as soon as we form a clear and precise picture of it"


Stinking wow - I wrote on the page.

I thought about it as the train swayed and juddered.
Then I thought - how do I apply it?
I started thinking about getting home - rather than the train carriage.
Getting in with the salad I had bought at M&S, and sitting down enjoying it.
Joan is away so I am busking the food - a cold pasta/chicken/pine nuts salad hmmmmm
Then getting home NOT to watch football on TV.
Cuddling Zig on my knee.
Eating the chocolate desert which I won't tell Joan about.
Lighting the fire and seeing Zig strike his sexy pose for me, on the rug - on his back.

It was true - I escaped the concentration camp rail carriage hmmmmmmm
How could transpose this - apply this?
What emotion, which causes some pain, be managed by concentrating on the future?

A QUESTION for you::
Which of the Blobs, on the illustration below,

is you  -  right now - feelings - emotions?

BHP