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Tag Archives: doing it anyway

Jun132013
2

clearing, after the storm

by Kate Johnson, in category sacred journey, Uncategorized

today my full intention is this: to be present in each moment, and call myself back gently each time I run ahead with worry about the future near or far, or find myself drawn into the mire of memory or regret or rehash … my focus here is mindfully twofold: intention recognizing this will be a… Read More

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Jun122013
3

signs: breakdown ahead

by Kate Johnson, in category sacred journey, Uncategorized

I think there is something to this process, of dismantling, of needing to come to a full halt and reconsider it is as if it is a necessary part of the journey the impasse the moment when you realize you cannot go back, but are not ready (do not have all you need) to go… Read More

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Jun112013
2

flux

by Kate Johnson, in category sacred journey, Uncategorized

so I realized I am choosing to complicate my life setting deadlines rushing towards shoulds of my own making feeling increasingly sporadically frantic, like I am not going to make it on time, when, it’s true, I am just simply not. so here’s the big question: so what? I never asked myself, so what? or… Read More

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Jun102013
2

the journey: night vision

by Kate Johnson, in category sacred journey, Uncategorized

feeling my way through this is like navigating in the dark, edges ringed by prickery dissonance,  by feelings of  not this  rather than  this feeling my way by moving into discomfort, learning to trust the fact of my own discomfort, that yes, it is there, that yes, it is discomfort and then waiting for the… Read More

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Jun92013
1

set in stone

by Kate Johnson, in category sacred journey, Uncategorized

what do you write? what could possibly sum up an existence? hint at the immense, complex, wondrous, wholeness of a person? what words can capture any of us? our struggles and triumphs, the accumulation of ordinary miracles and magic that come from opening doors and offering smiles, the laughter that falls like rain. we spend… Read More

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Jun82013
0

re-hiking

by Kate Johnson, in category sacred journey, Uncategorized

a few years ago, I wrote on my other blog about a hike I took up the steep path that makes my heart beat so fast I can hear nothing else, up past the old fallen down shack, along the stone wall, the sudden opening at the top to an overlook…up high along the ridge… Read More

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Jun72013
1

thicket

by Kate Johnson, in category sacred journey, Uncategorized

There is a thicket of history and habit and self story thorny and tangled choked and dense it pulls at my clothes, catches and nicks my skin as I work my way through, slow work, salty and stinging But I am clearing, I am.   my mind tries to attach a picture, of a garden… Read More

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Jun62013
0

45th parallel

by Kate Johnson, in category sacred journey, Uncategorized

This is how complex grief plays out, 10 years later: a 9 hour drive, 400 miles 2 strangers in pick up trucks: 1 angel in carharts wielding a tape measure, 1 blue eyed artist wielding a tape measure perhaps one last time before a move to cambodia a 5 x 10 plot of land purchased, somewhere… Read More

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Jun52013
2

a flight lesson from a wild turkey, crossing the road

by Kate Johnson, in category creativity, sacred journey, Uncategorized

All I know is this: even if I could only fly badly, awkwardly, ungracefully and with supreme effort even if I looked totally ridiculous if I could fly at all, I would be flying all the time.     huh. Share This:

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Jun42013
2

hero’s journey: atonement

by Kate Johnson, in category sacred journey, Uncategorized

a·tone·ment n. 1. Amends or reparation made for an injury or wrong; expiation. (via thefreedictionary.com) This word may lead to obvious things that may pull at the sleeves of our attention: hurt we’ve caused others, or fear we might have…. things that call out loudly or softly for making amends. But what of the hurt… Read More

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