Full presence

Yes

In the comments on Molly Brawer’s wonderful post about the freedom to err…

(…wow, was that just a handful of days ago? On the 7th of February…)

…Alford Wayman said this great thing…

“Nice! Now just for fun write a whole blog post without editing for a little exposure therapy! You might realize it's not so bad at all learning and practicing!”

And I was completely not (and simultaneously absolutely) semi-startled by the profound desire to be more—more my whole self, fully present, whatever that could possibly turn out later to have meant.

Typing.

Whatever I might type.

I said,

I yearn, I yearn, I yearn for this. I wonder where this lives in my panoply of functions.

Accumulating over years such consistent encouragement from the writings, sharings, and collaborative energies I am fortunate to have encountered of ThinkTankGrrrl, Kimba1212, thea fast, The Starfire Codes, Sol Luckman, Tesstamona, Jacqueline Rendell, and some few key daring others, this seems not so far-fetched as it did in times previous.

I did venture into this territory before…

…ancient ages past.

I notice that today it feels quite different.

The freedom to err

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