I’m about to fly out this evening. And, I already received a travel alert. Apparently, there are thunderstorms at my destination and along the way. That travel alert got me thinking about all the thunderstorms we must travel through in life. There are sometimes extended periods of turbulence we may have to endure. We get through it and move on. But perhaps we not only should get through it, but we should also dance through it.
Categories: identity, mental health, Psychology, society
psychologistmimi 
Yes! Yes! ‘This’ Reminds me of
‘Groot’ Dancing Through All the
Hell of “Guardian’s of the Galaxy 2”
Just Riding The Backs Of Monsters
All Around Mastering Them That Way
Tween Dance Steps Anew Ah Yes and
The Great Song of the
Late and Still Early
70’s to me “Mr. Blue
Sky” By ‘ELO’ i Used
to Listen to That Song Driving
Solo to the Beautiful Navarre Beach
And i Wondered What God Could Be, Who, And
WHeRE And Then i ReMeMBeReD Nature How
Could i Forget Yes! All Around me at 18 Years-Old
Then After All A Newest Philosophy Class in College
Taught Most of CuLTuRE Is Construct We Co-Create Yes Constantly
Changing and Truly Illusion if One Considers All of this Permanent
Yet True A Dance
In Nature Sprouting
Wings Free This Way
is a Verb of God Still New
So Very Moving Alive to me
Yes Now Just Naked Enough
Whole Complete No Distance
Tween my Groots And The Soils
That Ground me to The Sky in Dance
And Song Free Evermore New An ‘Anti-Poe’
i am Hehe God Yes
Bless Your Winged
Journey in Your Big
Metal Aeroplane Yes
With Dancing Feet Like
Groot All the Way Through
The Turbulence of Life Dance
And Song Smooths Out so Very Free With
SMiLes now
Dear Miriam
Sky Bound
Just with
One Toe
on the
Ground
of Dance So Free..:)
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Definitely a positive way to approach a scary situation.
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There’s no dancing through the medical ones, unfortunately. They have their own path and timing. Mere survival is the goal – and that’s hard enough.
When the problem comes with chronic pain which gets in the way of sleep, one gets a little too close to psychosis for comfort some days.
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