Unfiltered from the Heart
At a young age, I learned to suppress and filter my truth, in the process I also lost my youth. Even with my blog, I’ve held so much of myself back.
Yesterday, I reached a turning point and am in the process of changing things a bit to become “unfiltered from the heart.” This was a domain I purchased some months back. Now I’m ready to take that next step and make it happen. I want to return to speaking my truth much as babes do, unfiltered and from the heart. So expect more changes as I make some course corrections.
Lost Youth
While I’m more lit up (in a positive way) now than I have ever been, I still can be more “grown up” and serious than I need to be. Still in “Type A” recovery. With each ounce of fear that I surrender into, I’m allowing myself to trust The Universe and God more and more, with the sweet innocence of a child. Yet with the budding wisdom of a woman in her mid-life. Now I’m leaving behind the Shakespearean version of the Hokie Pokie.
Choosing the Front Row
Allowing things to fly, exposing some skin – allowing myself to feel okay in spite of my perceived sins. No longer desiring to take the safe roads, or be in the third row… Yes, the first row suits me! Thank you, Sir, may I have another?
Dancing it out
Dancing in the mornings as I get ready and make breakfast has been incredibly transformative! If you haven’t taken the time to play your favorite tunes during your morning routine, I highly recommend it. Your mind, soul and hips will thank you!
Join me, I don’t want to leave you behind!
Namaste
Images: Google, Facebook
unfiltered from the heart 
Golly girl, I am so happy for you! Happy that you sound so happy in this new place you’ re in. Does that even make sense? Happy in the front row! I like that too! By way of confession I forgot my music today, and no dancing, but that’s ok, went straight from making coffee to writing and it was very productive so I’m good. Your recent posts have encouraged me to lighten up and I really needed that. I have always thought of you as unfiltered so I can’t wait to see what the future brings.
Have a wonderful day 🌞 Barn
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Barney, the key is to move past the shame. It still crops up and I do find myself moving through tough emotions and memories. Life is like a garden: ❤️continual resurrection!
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Amen! I’m slowly learning to focus on the beauty and less on the weeds, that, like you have pointed out, still need some pulling. In with the new, the beautiful and out with the old, that which no longer serves me in Truth! ❤ Barn
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Amazed again at the parallels. I think we might be due for a conversation
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Guess we’re in the flow 🙂
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So happy for you!!
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Thank you! Sorry for the late reply, for some reason this hit my spam folder 😦
I hope you’re well and enjoying the last days of summer! ❤️
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Ah man! That keeps happening today. 😕 I’m good. Busy and yes, enjoying the weather. I hope you are too. 😊
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Yes, lots of outdoor time this weekend. Could have used more! Glad to hear you’re doing well (tho hopefully not too busy).
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Hands in the air!!! So lovely to hear, Tiffany.
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Thank you, Kay
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You go girl!
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Thank you!
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Curious about your blog status. I’m on a plane and navigating from my phone so can’t explore too well. You purchased a domain name through WP and was able to transfer all of your content? P.S. I have the song safety dance running through mind now…thank you😄
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Nice re safety dance, it was unintentional, just too funny to not include.
Re blog- well, I’m still working on the transfer part. When I purchased the new domain I didn’t add it to TBF, which would have made for a seamless transition. yet a few months ago I had different plans, so I didn’t add it… I’ve changed tag lines and the banner. Just waiting to hear back from WP on best way to get the new domain added. Maybe they’re working on the spam issue. 😉
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I’ve avoided the spam issue so far…knock on wood. Hope the WP mechanics go well with the transition. I still think about getting another blog where the host can’t shut me down out of the blue. Did you get your comments back when they restored the blog you temporarily lost?
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I was able to recover everything, just had to remove all “offending” images both in media and on the site. All comments were preserved. There is also a way to back up the site that includes all comments. The only issue is that it’s all in HTML.
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Thank you, this is great to know. Sort of removes the worry about losing everything. 🙂
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