Learning to Fly

When your ready and have had enough! 

You'll take one step at a time and start to learn to fly.

You will find calmness within yourself and start to just be.

Nothing will rattle your cage.

You'll see things that you've been told that can not be. 

You will start to encounter your own reality. 

You will get excited by each new day!

You will make your own rules for you.

Will you be creative?

Will you be a builder?

An Artist?

A Musician?

Maybe you will be it all?

There is no right or wrong going forward as you start to create your own life.

Learn to have fun and play.

Play, it's been so long? What is play?

Learn to discover what play is?

So as you start to unfurral your wings and try to start your first flight?

So take your time and practice, practice, practice as you get ready for your first flight.

Penny J.

Raven Hawke  (MN, USA)

info@ravenhawke.net

www.ravenhawke.net

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Sabotage

I always find it interesting that when we reflect on the things of the past; its like this giant light bulb moment. We realize the people that we trust sometimes need to earn that right. Just because they're your family doesn't mean that they get a free pass.

It's only after we review their behavior that we realize that they aren't people to be blindly trusted. That the moments that we worked so hard for are tainted by their actions. Sometimes these are moments in our life that we can't just shrug off and get back.

They might be moments that we traditionally memorialize with pictures. Once those picture moments are gone they can't be reclaimed. Just like we need to weed our life of friends and acquaintances; sometimes we need to weed them of family members that are destructive to our accomplishments.

Once we become rid of the sabotage to our lives, it's quite amazing what we can accomplish and that we start to believe more in ourselves with out others doubts crowding into our shining moments. We begin to fly and trust in our own successes; this is not ego but self-esteem and confidence.

When you become self-confident, you want to help others try to fly. You do not view others with suspicion. You cheer others victories! There is none of the petty jealousy to taint those precious moments of pride!

Penny J.
Raven Hawke, Llc (MN, USA)
www.ravenhawke.net
info@ravenhawke.net