“Belief consists in accepting the affirmations of the soul; unbelief, in denying them.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson Check this poem at Rebelle Society! Intuition, why do we question you so much? Wouldn’t life be easier if we make you our best friend? Wouldn’t it be easier to embrace you, love you, nurture you and give you the benefit of the doubt? Wouldn’t you keep us away from trouble, heartaches, headaches and stomachaches? Why not opening our heart to your advice? You have proven to be right every time. Why not opening the door and invite you to sit at the dinner table? There, we could have an honest conversation. You can tell us how far sometimes we try to run away from ourselves. You can tell us how to ground ourselves and stay in touch with our own advice. You can show us the art of listening and attuning to our needs, to trust our voice, to let our best judgment flow and tell us the path that is right for us. We could cry together about life. We could laugh until late at night about the ways we handled our past, that which life brought to our hands. Intuition, why not listening to you? You are that gentle, nurturing but firm voice. Your presence has been with us during times of turmoil and lack of control. But, amidst chaos, have we noticed your presence at all? Intuition, how much do you know us? You grew inside like a small and tiny seed since those naïve and daring young days. You have witnessed hurt and sorrow through every life disappointment, becoming strong and wise, getting to know us as the palm of your hand. But the clouds of life silenced you many times. The turmoil and loud noises swallowed your voice. And the outsiders’ voices diminished your greatness. Intuition, do you deserve this abandonment? Do you deserve this lack of acknowledgement? Do you deserve being questioned one more time? Intuition, why not opening ourselves to you? Because some time ago We learned our voice had no worth We learned our opinion had no weight We learned that in order to grow painfully grow we had to listen deep within and we do not want to be in pain. But you persist and stay with us hopeful and eager to help, in spite of our neglectful manners toward you again. You remain grounded with your feet planted on solid earth waiting for us to come back to find ourselves again. You witness our sorrow but know the wiser way to avoid falling into new disappointments and despair one more time. There is one thing we need to learn from you. We need to learn to discern your voice from the crowd. We need to learn to notice your voice when it gets confused with that voice that self punishes, invalidates and distorts our view. We need to attune our hearing to the clever sound of your voice. We need to imagine all the possible turns our lives can take If we commit to you If we see you as our greater companion If we acknowledge no one has greater wise advice than the one that comes from you. Intuition, you have been waiting for us to return, and here we are, opened, eager and decided! We are decided to give you the place you deserve in our lives. We raise our hands in front of you promising loyalty We etch your words in stone We record your words in our heart We will create a song that reminds us of you We will talk about you to family and friends We will be eager to sit with you every day close our eyes and listen, practice listening, until we get used to the gentle, loving tone of your voice. This is our love poem to you, intuition. I hope you accept our pledge for forgiveness for leaving you. I wish you receive and stay with us. This is our chance to know what we are made of. Intuition of our life, we hold your hand really loving you and trusting you again. “Intuition is always right in at least two important ways. It is always in response to something. It always has your best interest at heart” ―Gavin de Becker Comments are closed.
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AutorMerari E. Fernández Castro, Archives
November 2020
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