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Let Go or Be Dragged

You have two choices when you are incarnated in the the body: –You can hold on to your anger –Or you can simply let go. Which one do you choose?

I originally wrote another column for today but last week I was on Google+ and read this:
Let Go or Be Dragged.

I found the slogan so spot on, so humorous, so true that I simply HAD to write about it today.  In conjunction with Wednesday’s entry, I’d like to discuss the opportunities that present themselves by simply letting go. I searched images on Google with this as a search and one of the images that popped up was of someone being dragged behind a horse.

Now that had to hurt wouldn’t you say?  Isn’t that what happens when you cling to something you know you’re better off letting go of?

I’m thinking here of anger, of a grudge?  Who is that really hurting?

What about something in your own life that you desperately want?  What if it simply isn’t coming to fruition?  Are you holding onto that thought so tightly that it is constricting your every move?  You do of course understand that you’re being dragged just as much here as you were in the first example do you not?

Let go and stop being dragged!

There have been so many cases in my own life where had I known this earlier I would have been far better off.  The blessing is I understand the concept now and I put these ideas into daily use.
–Since I’ve been practicing Law of Attraction and have become more spiritual, my entire life has improved.
–Since I now see everything as divine and everything happening for my highest good I no longer dwell in low places. I understand that life is a process, that life is a marathon, not a sprint.  I’m just so grateful that I have reached a point in my life where I understand this now.  Because of that:
I no longer hold grudges
I no longer stay angry.
I no longer hold onto something that just isn’t happening on my time.

I understand that time is different in the spiritual realm and what to us is a year to those in the spiritual realm is but mere seconds.

 

Be Happy!  Be Well!  Be Positive!
Blessings to you.

Chris

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David Moloney May 21, 2013 at 10:07 am
The plan to let dogs off leash needs clarification. The park and the town are in the planning phasesRead More of a fenced off leach area that was designed by landscape architecture students from UCONN. This is part of the overall plan for the the park. The area slated for use is north of the Bauer Farmhouse on the other side of Copse road. It is in the wooded area on the other side of the brook abutting the cliffs. I agree dogs should be allowed off leash, however some dog owners are not in full control of their dogs, so the fenced off leash area is a good alternative for the safety and enjoyment of all.
liz May 21, 2013 at 09:36 am
I think a fenced in area is the way to go. Not everyone has control over their dogs. I often walkRead More there with my dog and little kids and my kids have been knocked down and even nipped at by excited dogs whose owners have no control. We go to the dog park in Clinton all the time and the dogs have a great time and it's great for young dogs who aren't 100% trained yet.
tom burland May 21, 2013 at 09:00 am
Leslie, please note these are not rules being introduced. Madison's leash laws are years old, theRead More new request is to allow dogs off leash in specific areas. To the best of my knowledge dog owners allowing dogs to run free are violating current law. Driving down Copse rd often, i have seem dogs run into the road. I think the responsible thing is to fence in a large portion of the property to allow dogs to be free of leashes, run freely, get great exercise, and frolic with dogs owned by similarly minded and responsible owners who accept the potential risk of an occasional bite or two. I have lived in Madison for 20 years and we have always had a leash law...