Moon: Waxing Gibbous
Flow/Texture:
Mood: swingy
Symptoms: short temper, impatience, tears, joy, bloating, that sickening “it’s here” feeling
Mucus: stingy, white, creamy, normal taste/smell
I unleashed one instance of the temper completely–hurt some feelings, now experiencing regret. The other was subtle and may or may not have been detected. Overall, I did a good job restraining and soothing it. I had New Age nature music playing for most of the day. I actually like it.
The joy came after I cleaned my makeshift altar “support.” I gave it something of a ritual cleansing and felt almost as I did after yesterday’s meditation. I didn’t see that coming at all. I reread the sixth teaching of the Gita and made note of Krishna’s meditation directions.
At this point I’m feeling somewhat overwhelmed by him. I see him taking over, leaving no room for goddesses, particularly Oshun. I almost don’t mind, but there are parts of me that won’t allow it. For now, I’m his or actually the Divine’s, somewhat. This is how I find myself referring to the eternal spirit or, whatever it is. I’m still working how to identify with it.
The concept of oneness brought the waterworks. The ability to see everything in the divine and the divine in everything is supposed to conquer thoughts of loneliness. It’s beautiful, but I’m still trying to wrap my head around it. The birds that constantly hop, flutter, chirp, squawk, and peck compel me to ponder this. Somehow, I must believe the bird, being part of the divine, is part of me just as I’m part of the bird.
Christ, I still can’t believe I’m seriously thinking about this stuff. Two months ago I was an atheist.