As a woman....

I was super lucky today to have had the morning off from my usually ridiculously busy Wednesday "service day".  I call my work days "service days" because, quite frankly, I am in service to others on these days.  As soon as I accepted my calling as a Metaphysical and Holistic Practitioner, I realized that my days of "service" would be many and I needed to really take this role seriously and learn to set boundaries, hours, days, email times, phone times and deal with whatever "times" came up in this new career I was dropped into.  Overall, it's been a manageable challenge.  I have "service days" and my days.  Not so tough.  Definitely not as tough as the living the gender I chose to incarnate this time around.  Being a woman. is a continual challenge of manageability.  We manage our personal lives, our love lives, our family lives, our work lives, our kids schedules, our husband's schedule, our parents (if elderly) schedules, our parents questions (married yet? kids yet? job yet?).  Sometimes we manage our bosses' schedules, our PTO schedule, our grocery lists, our meal plannings and that is to name a few...  On top of this we manage our monthly schedule!  Yes, we do that too!  All the while we try to manage time for our selves.  Our inner selves, our vulnerable selves, our quiet selves, our messy selves, our noisy selves, our pensive selves, our angry selves, sad selves and our happy selves  
We manage a lot!  
So on this International day of Women, I propose we women manage this too;
Let's manage to love each other in our full naked vulnerability.  Let's come together as women in all of our glorious high vibration being and  let's communicate with one another with unfiltered honesty and really listen with unfiltered ears.  Let's assist one another without fear of competition, dance with each other's songs, sing with each others words,  laugh with our full being, love with our full soul, cry with our walls crumbled down, yell with the force of our volcanic emotions and understand each other with our divine femininity.   Let us not judge one another.  Let us not hate one another.  Let us not ignore one other and most importantly, let us not fear one another.  We can manage that.


  

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