During this tumultuous year, at the ripe ol’ age of almost 50, I’ve learned the power and peace of BEing and living in my heart. It’s not an abstract concept anymore, but a deep in my heart, knowing. This feels like an intimate day to day relationship with the Divine (Call her/him what you may: Beloved, God, Buddha, Allah, Source, or the big current that flows deep).
This is the spot where is nothing to seek.
I know because I still go looking!
Living in my heart, the ultimate alchemy of heaven and earth, I’ve re-connected with several things that I really love!
*LOVE
*Elders
*Heart-felt conversations
*Community
*Creating a deeply grounded and enlightened space, as an ally, leader, or guide so that others can experience their own mix of heaven and earth. This still includes coaching, but a call to assist people who are dying and their families has emerged.
As I connect with what and how I want to integrate these loves into my life, Dream and Flourish Coaching isn’t fully resonating with my heart.
As of January 1st, I will put Dream and Flourish Coaching to rest.
In her stead, I’m launching
judykinney.com, “Living in the Heart of Live”
Which is about BEing: living through your heart, with real time grace and grit.
What will be different? I’m not completely sure, but I know I’ll support others to live through their heart as it relates to love, life, change, community, and conversations. I’ll be starting with what I know best: love and conversations.
I hope the changes I’m making provide you with even greater resource and support!
Meanwhile, I hope you are enjoying the best of holidays and are looking forward to 2010.
With much love and appreciation,
Judy
December 15th, 2009 at 10:55 am
There is a difference between “dream” and “be.” The new slant rings true to me. In a world constantly moving, diverting attention, spinning — we need to center ourselves more and appreciating the now. As you say: living anew through your heart, with real-time grit and grace.
Chris Brogran said it well this morning in his newsletter: “Awaken. Learn the territory anew each day. … I’ve come back to the States feeling like I need to stay awake, that I need to crumple up all the maps in my life and live like I’m inventing roads. What say you? Ready to wake up? Because that’s where the best dreams are hiding….”
So– Right on, Judy and Chris. Let’s help eachother awaken and be today…and in 2010. I’ll look forward to more about judykinney.com
December 15th, 2009 at 11:20 am
Monica, you nailed it. The shift I’m making is from trying to create from a dreaming, seeking, wanting position to that which naturally emerges while being.
Being awake in the present. It’s rich.
Thanks for your comment!
Much love and appreciation to you, as always, my local friend.
jk
December 28th, 2009 at 2:16 am
Hi Judy….
Congratulations!
I love it when people continue to expand and emerge into the newest evolution of who they are!
I understand BEing! One of my favorite sayings “Who you are Being…..tells me much more than what you are Doing”
Congratulations to your BEing!!
Hugs,
Ellie