Conversation – 15

Evening you are now in Club Sheba

@mcpoopoo

@shoelady60,

Good Afternoon in the Burgh. 🙂 Here is to a great day to you and Jake. 🙂

Hugs to you both. 🙂

@71flowerchild,

Enjoy your day and your trip. Hugs to Little D and Jewel I had a problem posting
this is the longest it ever took me to post. Having a beautiful day. 🙂

@kittengirl,

Top of the morning in Cali. Enjoy this day and the kitties. I pray your weather is cooler.
Sending Kitty Hugs.

@bichon18,

Good Afternoon to you and Jerry. How are you. I believe you may be doing some
activity right about now. Take it easy. Hugs to little Ari from our house to yours. 🙂
Oh Amy I love the Marla pieces I brought I need to leave a review.

@taci,

I am so glad you saw a true legend. Rah, rah, rah OMG! Taci seeing Sir Paul does not
get any better then that. 🙂 I would still be screaming in a good way now that was a great Trail.

@loaf,

Good Morning having a problem posting on my system. Wishing you and the kids
a great day. 🙂

@taci,

I am having a problem with my system posting. I will make a new post for you and all
the other girls.

How cool to see Sir Paul. 🙂 Taci that is one for the list. Oh I wish he would come close
enough to OZ.

I hope you see this post. 🙂

@loaf,

Have a great day today. Thinking of Mcpoopoo hugs to you and the grandkids.

I am having a problem with my system I will be back.

Wishing Cheri’s Mom a very Happy Birthday!

Cherie,

I am a little out of it today. My mom’s birthday is Saturday. 🙂 Cherie your mom is a Cancer
and so is my mom and daughter. 🙂

Hearing the Whisper

There is beauty and power when we listen to the whisper.

You may have noticed that if you want to speak to someone in a noisy, crowded room, the best thing to do is lean close and whisper. Yelling in an attempt to be louder than the room’s noise generally only hurts your throat and adds to the chaos. Similarly, that still, small voice within each of us does not try to compete with the mental chatter on the surface of our minds, nor does it attempt to overpower the volume of the raucous world outside. If we want to hear it, no matter what is going on around us or even inside us, we can always tune in to that soft voice underneath the surrounding noise.

It is generally true that the more insistent voices in our heads delivering messages that make us feel panicky or afraid are of questionable authority. They may be voices we internalized from childhood or from the culture, and as such they possess only half-truths. Their urgency stems from their disconnectedness from the center of our being, and their urgency is what catches our attention. The other voice that whispers reassurances that everything is fundamentally okay simply delivers its message with quiet confidence. Once we hear it, we know it speaks the truth. Generally, once we have heard what it has to say, a powerful sense of calm settles over our entire being, and the other voices and sounds, once so dominant, fade into the background, suddenly seeming small and far away.

We may find that our own communications in the world begin to be influenced by the quiet certainty of this voice. We may be less inclined to indulge in idle chatter as we become more interested in maintaining our connection to the whisper of truth that broadcasts its message like the sound of the wind shaking the leaves of a tree. As we align ourselves more with this quiet confidence, we become an extension of the whisper, penetrating the noise of the world and creating more peace, trust, and confidence. AMEN! 🙂