The Hiccups on the pathway of life aren’t meant to topple us down but they do topple us down when we are unaware, blinded by our conditioning and served by the limited knowledge of self.
The Hiccups come greet us in response to our prayers, as a blessing to show us the path for experiencing the freedom and the feeling of fullness that we seek at the core of our every action, reaction and being.
Who we meet at this door step are our fixed ideas about life, limiting belief systems we carry, denial of what is, resistance to change, emotions like anger and sadness as conditioned responses, and grief from the loss of what is leaving (as part of transformation) to acceptance of the new that which is evolving, maturing, expanding and merging.
They are not the strangers who we are told to avoid, but they are the long lost kin of ours waiting to be found and held, lifted up to be cared for and nurtured to wellness.
The Hiccups come greet us in response to our prayers, as a blessing to show us the path for experiencing the freedom and the feeling of fullness that we seek at the core of our every action, reaction and being.
Who we meet at this door step are our fixed ideas about life, limiting belief systems we carry, denial of what is, resistance to change, emotions like anger and sadness as conditioned responses, and grief from the loss of what is leaving (as part of transformation) to acceptance of the new that which is evolving, maturing, expanding and merging.
They are not the strangers who we are told to avoid, but they are the long lost kin of ours waiting to be found and held, lifted up to be cared for and nurtured to wellness.
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