I’m not speaking about the famous Californian fast-food restaurant, but instead about the rhythm of our breath. It occurred to me after one of my classes tonight that I can’t take everything to heart. Although we may be quite passionate about our crafts, we need to take criticism constructively and not chew our own heads off! We are works in progress. Perfectly imperfect and there is beauty in our faults. It is in being imperfect that we build character, depth, strength, beauty, recognition and uniqueness.
It may hurt, the things others say about you or to you. But what do they know? Just as we breath effortlessly; one breath in and the other out, so should we automatically be able to listen constructively to negative things, take heart, and blow it out just as fast. If you don’t keep breathing, you can’t live. You’ve got to crawl before you can walk, and walk before you can run. Whoever hit the ground running? Don’t be puppets in this already brain-washed modern society. Go the straight and narrow path - shortcuts get you nowhere except to disappointments. You’re better than that. You’re stronger than that. You don’t have to follow the crowd. When you finally get there…after that harrowing journey, you’ll know that you deserved the prize, because you worked honestly for it. Your pain, your faults, your ridicule was not in vain.
Don’t worry about everyone else. Keep focused on your journey, your lessons, your growth. Everyone is at a different state of consciousness and it isn’t your job to judge. There will be a time for that, whether we care to acknowledge it or not.
You’re more than a model!
You’re whatever you know you can be!
Be you!
Don’t listen to what others say - they’re not the boss of you - your Creator - knows exactly who you are, he made you, from the beginning until you meet again. The core of your talents, desires, destiny all are well-known and possible with the Universe/God/Creator. Stay true to your faith; everyone has their day in the sun….it may be a tad rainy now - but sweet victory is around the corner darlings!
Bless-up!
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