Overwhelmed

Published: July 29, 2020, 8:30 p.m.

Dazed and confused. There are so many new challenges that we are facing today and I’m feeling a tad vulnerable. The calling to stand up and make use of the tools I have is strong. The inner turmoil of thinking V feeling, is leaving me conflicted and overwhelmed and creates more questions than answers. I’m allowing myself to have the space I need to sit with and Be, not trying to articulate my feelings or box it nice and neatly. Life can be messy and confusing at the best of times. I feel the current flow of life for us all is about being overwhelmed with what is happening in the world. Mass hysteria and the misinformation from mainstream media, creating fear, that is trying to control our movement within borders whilst simultaneously eroding our human rights. Economic and political unrest, pointing fingers and our need to blame or hold someone accountable is dividing us further. I feel we need this shake up to help us wake up to what is really going on behind the scenes. Humanity needs a shift and we can’t do that if we are not willing to see what else is possible. I don’t have the answers, we can only discover this when we have open conversations about ways forward. We are in a time of deep questioning, of learning and of growth. With these feelings I went in search of answers and came across many likeminded souls.

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