Comments for I of the Storm

Comment on Lisa Day by Lucy Hensel

Lucy Hensel — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:27:05 +0000

OH Lisa!
As you really really dive into the playing-without-rules way of living . . . after all, this is only day 2 . . . there’ll be no limits to the textures and colours of your games and they’ll be big!
I think it’s maybe similar to what Louise wisely suggested for me a while ago: why don’t I just live randomly. I found it quite a daring proposition to say the least. AND it changed my context for my life.
And as I read your text here now, the discovery I made about myself a while ago on my Lucy Day – AND you were there with me/us,came to mind. It was that, if the truth be told, I’m really just a happy little rich girl playing. And once it was out of my inner depths and into the daylight (and wow, was that a huge step to assimilate/integrate the shame and guilt that had come with that state), I was more than ok, I was relieved and delighted. I sense a bit of this in your words here.
Thanks for reminding me that we all play together, and without the control mechanisms in place, without the rules . . . i.e. randomly living. It’s a ticket to fuller aliveness and more, no?
I was as good as there with you yesterday, and especially now having read your blog here, now, I’m pretty sure I WAS part of your day . . . just as you are part of mine, now, today. Fun, eh?

Comment on Lisa Day by Sheila Winter Wallace

Sheila Winter Wallace — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 05:54:28 +0000

I have reclaimed so many aspects of mySelf in connecting with you, Lisa. You are a such a marvellous mirror for me. I look forward to further conversations and discoveries with you to come! Mahalo.

Comment on Lisa Day by Louise LeBrun

Louise LeBrun — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 00:21:54 +0000

It was a wonderful day, on so many fronts! What stood out most, for me, was what a great joy it is for me to be in the presence of a woman who is so profoundly committed to herSelf that she is willing to move into those seemingly endless, dark and silent places, within. Without exception, it is in that place where our deepest secrets are kept that our greatest treasures are reclaimed. I witnessed that, today, in you.

I look forward to many more of these explorations. I know that with each, I become more of the truth of who I can become.

Thanks!

Comment on Claiming Victim by Claire

Claire — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 12:04:29 +0000

Thank you Lisa – just exactly what I neded to read! Your newsletter looks great!

Comment on Claiming Victim by Pamela Schreiner

Pamela Schreiner — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 04:17:42 +0000

Your timing — er my timing — er….

is perfect.

Thanks.

Pamela

Comment on Claiming Victim by Marie Smith

Marie Smith — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 19:42:10 +0000

Today I’m reading your blog – and always for a reason…thanks! Marie

Comment on Claiming Victim by Sandy

Sandy — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 15:17:53 +0000

Lovely!

Comment on Intellect and Body by Audrey

Audrey — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 23:24:58 +0000

Lisa!

There is nothing but wisdom in your words. You trusted the wisdom of your body, which is a mirror to my own. Am I trusting the widom of my body? When I read the part of “seeing with new eyes”, boy, did that resonate with me. I was telling Naomi about the extra skin on my eyelids, and she made that exact comment, seeing with new eyes, and as I began seeing mySelf in a new light, the extra skin peeled off. Amazing, the widsom of the body. Thank you so much for sharing, and for being in my life. But hey, I manifested you, right?
Rainbows,
Audrey

Comment on Intellect and Body by Marie Smith

Marie Smith — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 21:49:42 +0000

Wow, this is a great blog Lisa!!! A question I will ask myself in that folding moment. More expansion. Thanks!!!!

Comment on Intellect and Body by Kae

Kae — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 20:54:37 +0000

Love this Lisa, “When was the last time you took a breath to check in to see if the sensation is real or if it is created by your intellect to keep you where you are?”

Kae