Intentions for April

"It's in the contemplation of desire that you create what you want for yourself"

This post is definitely a BIT late in the department of blog posts, seeing as I prepared it around, oooohhhh, April 2 or so, but I figure, what the hell, right? I'll post it now anyway.

I have officially started a journey. A spiritual one, if you will allow me to say, BUT not a RELIGIOUS one. I'm just trying to find out what life, particularly ME, means to me and how I fit in the universe and all that "What the Bleep Do We Know" stuff. (Btw, that's a great movie... if you haven't seen it, you really should)

Any way... I've decided to start "igniting my divine spark". Friends and family, do not be afraid. I have NOT joined a cult and will not start wearing lambskin smocks and drinking hemlock... or poisonous jello... or sport some awesome Nikes.

Instead, I am going to find out more about what I need to do to find out who I am.

Crazy, huh? This does not change me... it makes a better ME!

:)

So, here are my intentions for April... enjoy. It will be the first of many.

(WARNING: If you don't like feel-good crap... stop reading now, hum to yourself and calmly walk away from the computer and think to yourself "The world is a horrible place"... now don't you feel better?)

- I intend to start to know myself more and start discovering who I really am.

- I intend to start expressing myself more creatively and authentically because I believe I have forgotten what it's like to actually BE creative. As part of this, I intend to write more, whether through my blog or my journal.

- I intend to start thinking more positively, even though that phrase sounds SLIGHTLY wrong according to the English language.

- Thus, I intend to stop EDITING myself :)

- I intend to be true to myself and to set aside time every day to be kind to myself in some way.

- I intend to be more honest about the way I feel with myself and with the people around me.

- I intend to intend more.

Haha, y'all. I hope you make an intention letter for yourself. Really, it can make you feel better.