Dwell in Awe

I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted, but I’m back for the best reason of all…inspiration, awe and wonder. I got so inspired by life, by a few posts, and by gratitude that’s snuck its way so deep under my skin that it made it impossible for me not to post something. 

While the world twists and turns in ways that can be so disturbing, I continue to go within to rely and trust on my own truth, while getting inspired by some of my favorite teachers. I thought I’d share some of their recent “pearls,” so you might also dwell in awe if only for a minute or two. It will make a big difference in your day. 

From Pam Grout who always inspires me, here’s a link to her most recent blog, “Don’t Delay your Happy.” Pam quotes a poem by Matt Moberg who advises us to be “a defiant noticer of beautiful things.”  Here’s some more of Matt’s beautiful words that hit me right in the middle of my soul. - The full poem is included in the comments section of Pam’s blog, link above.

“Awe was the first church. Before steeples. Before committees. Before men got involved and started making rules about skirts. Awe was there with its wild hair and muddy feet, saying: Look. Look again. Look until looking becomes love.”—Matt Moberg.”

And from my best friend, and one of the most insightful Spiritual teachers, authors and Mystics on the planet today, Jacob Glass. The inspirational image here is also one he recently posted. Jacob reminds us of this good news, 

“ A new era begins as of now. I declare this a time of LOVE and JOY and great unfolding GOOD! It is a time of ALIGNMENT, ALIGNMENT, ALIGNMENT and LETTING the Universe do all the heavy lifting as we go GENTLY DOWN THE STREAM.  It is a time of walking through the open doors and focusing on the LOVE.” 

May we all take the time to turn away from the vicissitudes of life, the people that make us crazy believing the worst of the world and mankind, to feel the sun on our faces, the goodness in the people we love, and to realize that those are the things that matter most, the place where true happiness is found. So as for me, I will concentrate on those things. I will dwell in awe.