Before I start this "B Series" (B for baggage, naturally) of posts - the aim being deep introspection to understand the emotional and spiritual barriers that exist in my life and expressing it - I feel like I have to do a bit of context setting.
I'm really lucky. I have parents who love me deeply and family which does the same. I'm lucky enough to have many friends who aren't like family, they are family. I have been blessed in many ways by God. I've been lucky enough to be educated. I have good health and am fully abled.
Of course, I've had my fair share of difficult and most of my character has been forged from intense pain, sorrow, empathy and struggle. There are "wounds" that still haven't "healed". I sometimes don't feel deserving or needing the love and care of others, or whatever. I'm not entitled to anything - breathing is an enthralling gift and that's enough.
But, I'm lucky. And with great luck comes ability. Response-ability, if you will. And that's where the story begins.
But the fact is, I must always remember that I'm not ever truly alone. Or that I have everything I need to be happy. Someday, I'll come to feel that I'm more than just "good enough" - in whatever context that is. I
I'm really lucky. I have parents who love me deeply and family which does the same. I'm lucky enough to have many friends who aren't like family, they are family. I have been blessed in many ways by God. I've been lucky enough to be educated. I have good health and am fully abled.
Of course, I've had my fair share of difficult and most of my character has been forged from intense pain, sorrow, empathy and struggle. There are "wounds" that still haven't "healed". I sometimes don't feel deserving or needing the love and care of others, or whatever. I'm not entitled to anything - breathing is an enthralling gift and that's enough.
But, I'm lucky. And with great luck comes ability. Response-ability, if you will. And that's where the story begins.
But the fact is, I must always remember that I'm not ever truly alone. Or that I have everything I need to be happy. Someday, I'll come to feel that I'm more than just "good enough" - in whatever context that is. I
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