How many times to I need to get kicked in the butt before I figure out that quitting, even with all the financial challenges it entails, might actually be better for me than staying in this job. Then again, maybe I'm here for a reason. I am having a lot of opportunities to release old karma. But just how much is too much? What is worth enduring for spiritual growth? When is getting out of a bad situation running away, and when is it self preservation? And while I'm here, how do I figure out what is my baggage and what is theirs, when it all seems so jumbled together? What do I carry with me, and what do I leave behind?
For now, I just try to forgive and let go while I'm at work, then deal with all the messy emotions once I get home. Singing meditations help. So do appropriate Flower Essences. I know I'm learning lessons, but are the lessons worth the price?
Personal Musings and Updates on My Life.
About Me
- Tobi Nielsen
- I'm a Postpartum Doula. I also teach Sunday School and Kindergarten Music.
tob & myles
Friends
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Followers
Unhindered Birth
Birth Soap Box
- Citizens for Midwifery
- Doctor Supporting Homebirth
- Safe Motherhood Quilt Project
- Coalition for Improving Maternity Services
- The Birth Survey
- First Do No Harm
- Cytotec Induction and Off-Label Use
- ICAN
- Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative
- Baby Milk Action
- Infant Mortality Rates Worldwide
- NOCIRC
- Ancient Art Midwifery Institute
Ru Stuff
What's a Ru?
Ru is a shortened form of the word Guru. It was initially a derogatory term, coined by the "townies" of Fairfield Iowa, and used to refer the members of the Transcendental Meditation community. It has since been taken on by Rues, particularly second generation Rues, like me, as a way to describe ourselves. It has come to mean a person who practices TM and participates in the TM Movement, regardless of where they live. See Ru Stuff links for more info.
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