I saw someone tweet on Twitter the other day, that she wanted to truly, and I quote, "live her bliss".
I stopped for a moment and thought about that word, BLISS. And I thought 1) what does that word mean and 2) how can we truly live it?
For me, bliss is not only a state of mind, but it is a physical experience. Bliss resides in the middle of my chest and is the giddiness that springs from me when I am on my authentic path daily.
It's the warm fuzzies in my heart.
It's the soreness in the muscles surrounding my mouth from smiling so much.
It's the quiet confidence that exudes from my whole being.
It's the clarity in my mind when I am following my true JOY.
Living out bliss, for me, is getting up every morning and not only being incredibly grateful for the new day, but being EXCITED it.
I want to live a life full of bliss. And after years of broken paths, I finally am. And I want the same for you.
What does "living my bliss" mean to you? What is bliss to you? Where is it daily? You know I love comments below...
If you are not living your bliss, you should be. Life coaching can help shed the unwanted layers of negativity, bad jobs, poor health, or whatever your roadblock may be that is preventing you from truly living your bliss.
Be in bliss,
Rhonda
life coaching, wellness coaching, life coach, wellness coach
Thursday, July 26, 2012
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Frederich Buechner talks about this kind of living, which I am constantly striving to find. He says that "The place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness and the world's deep hunger meet." This post describes what I think of as that "deep gladness" - something I want!!
ReplyDeleteKate, I love that quote! Brilliantly said. Thank you so much for sharing. And I know you WILL achieve that deep gladness:)
DeleteI have been talking about 'Finding the Joy' recently, and of course they are very similar. What stops us living the joy, the bliss. I work predominantly with EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) and developments and we can be guilty of self sabotage. 'Live my Bliss' I love it. If we choose to live our bliss, to live our joy, we can indeed do it, and be happier and successful people. Let's do it. A great start.
ReplyDeleteLet's totally do it! Thanks for the comment, Susan. I'm intrigued by EFT! I've not heard of it. And yes, self-sabotage is uber-prevelant, especially in women. I write about it in terms of Self-Responsibility and Love: http://www.rhondahw.com/2012/07/life-coach-chat-wednesday-self.html
Delete"What stops us living the joy, the bliss. I work predominantly with EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) and developments and we can be guilty of self sabotage."
DeleteHey Susan, do you offer EFT workshops? Are you an instructor? I really want to learn EFT to fight depression.