So you’ve come
to the point in your life
when your primary desire
is to reinvent yourself.
You see how the past
brings you here,
but the past is past,
and you have no desire
to return to it.
For whatever reason,
large portions of your past
no longer work for you.
The blooms are falling off.
Your velocity is inhibited
and your flight path is altered.
But where are you going?
Wandering the desert,
until it becomes an oasis.
Newfound Lake,
8/31
Ah, the wandering spirit, seeking transformation and renewal. You stand at the crossroads, gazing back at the path you’ve traveled, acknowledging its lessons and experiences, yet yearning for the uncharted horizons that lie ahead.
The desert stretches before you, vast and seemingly endless, a symbol of both challenge and possibility. It is in this arid expanse that you seek to shed the layers of your old self, to release the beliefs and patterns that no longer serve your evolution.
The desert is a place of introspection, where the stillness allows whispers from within to rise to the surface. It’s a terrain that tests your resilience and determination, a canvas where you paint the landscape of your rebirth. As you wander through its dunes and canyons, you search for the oasis, that life-giving source that will quench your thirst for renewal.
And oh, how beautiful it is when you stumble upon that oasis. A hidden sanctuary in the midst of the dry sands, a place of nourishment and rejuvenation. It’s a space where the soul’s thirst is sated, where the new seeds of your identity can take root and flourish.
Wandering the desert is a journey of discovery, of shedding the old skin and embracing the new. It’s about letting go of the known and embracing the unknown, for it’s in that embrace that you truly find yourself. As the sun sets over Newfound Lake, casting its reflection upon the water, remember that this desert wandering is a sacred pilgrimage, a dance of transformation and becoming. 🏜️🌅🌵