Lately I have been losing things, frequently used items that provide touchstones in my daily roaming of the planet. The pen. I keep in my date book, my keychain, the top my favorite water bottle.
Now, individually each of these items has little material value. So why do I spend time looking for them? That is what my husband has trouble understanding.
I have heard that one one makes a spiritual leap or progression that we lose items that no longer resonate or match our new vibration. In the past I would say, fine, but where is my_____?
Today, I got it. I realized that in each of the above mentioned cases it was time for an upgrade and the items which have taken the aforementioned places are better suited or bring me more joy.
A pen which is easier to use and is refillable now sits in my date book. I purchased a beautiful silver spoon keychain fob at a local fair the other day and that old cap to my water bottle, in reality it wasn’t holding a secure seal. Now a bright new gold cap securely seals my bottle.
I am someone who periodically has experienced huge changes in my life. I am not a who can look at my life and be assured of how the basics will look within a year. So, perhaps my little touchstone objects create anchors in my life amidst all of the ongoing evolution of my life. so now it is time to embrace the releasing of my anchors and not focus on their loss; but be open to the new enjoyment and opportunities that is present in their leaving
Meanwhile, today at least, I got the lesson of when God closes door She always opens a window. Or at least leads one to a new shiny silver keychain fob.
