I never judged a song by the color of a singer’s skin, culture, or even by the clothes he or she wore.
Posted on January 25, 2017 Leave a Comment
If the song/ lyrics, whether Blues, Country, R&B, rap, etc spoke to my spirit, it became my favorite song. The gift to sing, to speak to the soul and spirit of others is a wonderful and awe-inspiring gift. It is not about the messenger; it’s about the message.
Tim Mgraw’s song “Live like you were dying” came to me after doing some self-reflection journaling this am.
You never know when something or someone may no longer be available. I am trying to live life with purpose and intention and not just assume things will work out.
Heal within,
Make 2017 your best year ever. We can do this.
Timika
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In your current stage of life, what do you need to learn and/ or what lesson do you keep repeating?Â
Posted on January 24, 2017 2 Comments
At every stage in our life, we have lessons to learn. Once lessons are learned, we receive these spiritual gifts to help us move on to the next stage (confidence, vision, compassion, etc.). What lesson are you needing to learn?
1. Advocating for yourself such as getting out of an abusive or negative relationship,
2. Taking care of your body such as resting your body more, eating healthier and leading a more active lifestyle,
3. Accepting that you are beautiful just the way you are,
4. Taking action and not waiting on others such as trusting the ideas given to you and go for it.
We are to evolve to our highest self. You are here for reasons. No one has the right or authority to tell you that you are a mistake, or that you do not belong here. Your birth is reason enough that you have divine purpose.
Heal within & live your life. One day at a time.
Timika
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Lesson 2: “Keep on Trucking”
Posted on January 24, 2017 Leave a Comment
“You may feel alone or feel like you are the only one traveling on a road. The path may appear dark. You might not even have clear directions to where you are going. “Follow your heart”, mom would say, and she still says it today. It’s not about the crowd that’s following you. It’s about being true to yourself.
1. Decide what it is that brings you joy.
2. Let go of the things or change what is not bringing you joy. Trust yourself.
3. Speak up for yourself. Know your voice and use it. If you do not advocate for yourself, who will?
4. Learn from life experiences and keep moving forward holding your head high.
5. Be proud of yourself and give yourself credit for the work you have done.”
Timika
My mother’s words of wisdom
Notes on life
