08/31/2026
The stars were shining brightly this morning. As I gazed upon them, I felt a sense of calm. They are alway there. Sometimes covered by clouds or not as bright when the moon is in full illumination.
Just like us. We can shine brightly or our light can be dimmed. Sometimes we dim our own light when we are in despair, pain and confusion. It doesn’t mean the light within us isn’t there. We need to find a way to awaken our inner light and let it shine for all to see.
This my friends, is not always easy.
The first step is to become aware of what may be dimming your light.
Are you in a situation that brings pain and darkness?
This is a volatile time in our world and it seems that being cruel is perfectly accepted by many humans. Not all, but many!
Sometimes the cruelty is passed off as humor, “I was just kidding!” “You are so sensitive!”
We make excuses for the behavior of others and accept more and more abuse collectively, as normal.
One way you can bring your light back is by getting support and help.
This past week was a tough one for me. I however, have tools and an amazing support tribe to help me work through the darkness that others in the world can easily cast upon us, through their actions, with or without our consent.
Mindfulness and meditation practice is a way of life. It is not for everyone. If you still find it comfortable and familiar to sit in the s**t of your life, and you still are lucky enough to be a human with a choice, so be it. Some humans out there don’t have choices to get away from the darkness and today my heart is heavy and aching for them all. If you are a human who still has a choice and wants to change your brains way of navigating this life, mindfulness and meditation can help you become more aware and perhaps find clarity. Often you will need more professional help, once you start becoming more aware. The flood gates open when awareness is present and you no longer are living in whichever trance of life you find yourself in.
A therapist, a domestic violence support group, self help addiction group, grief support group or any of the other often free services out there, can help you find your light again.
Often we don’t even know our light has been dimmed by ourselves, our choices, or at the hands of another.
You are worth getting the help you need to find your light again.
Mindfulness With Miss Lisa
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