“Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky.” ~Rabindranath Tagore
My affection for photography has taught me that some clouds at dusk are exciting. My affection for metaphysics has taught me that some clouds in our lives can be exciting too. Clouds hint to a spectacular sunset. Not that clear-sky sunsets aren’t beautiful, they just lack in dynamism, color and intrigue.
As with sunsets, some days I prefer a little vanilla. But those burst-of-color days are the ones that change the course of my life. My most challenging encounters have led to my greatest liberation when I have stayed the course with my feelings—utilized them as fuel for learning, healing and growth.
The clouds in our lives have value. Learning to read them is a path for the courageous and adventurous soul. The views are indescribable and the rewards are far-reaching.
One of my favorite compliments was to have been referred to by a client as her tour guide. She even went so far as to gift me with the "compass" bracelet from Alex and Ani. It still touches me deeply every time I wear it. Thank you J. <3
- When a cloud rolls into your life how do you handle it?
I hope you allow your clouds to add value to your life if you haven't already.
Friends in this Love,
Dr. Trish
MANY CLOUDS RIGHT NOW IN MY LIFE AND I DON'T THINK I AM HANDLING THEM FOR MY BEST GROWTH. NICE REMINDER
Thanks for commenting Judith. I hope you find the bright side of your cloud soon. Let me know if I can be of assistance.
Namaste,
Dr. Trish
Over the years, I have faced many clouds. I believe they have made me grow as a person. I love the people who have entered my life by way of a cloud. The way the clouds have broaden of my life because I was able to see the beauty and positive in the clouds that passed my way! I love they way you phrased this and how it really makes you look at life and each day in a different and positive fashion!
Thanks for adding this inspirational dimension to my post Christine!
Like Judith I have many clouds hovering and they don't seem to want to lift. Trish, thank you for the insight. I guess I have to rethink a few things.