Illness is a teacher!

[@sallylunnartneworleans9975]

Thank you, Marcus. I look forward to the series.

[@SunQueen444]

Thank you Marcus 💞 I've been dealing with physical pain for quite some time now, it has been rough! But it got me into meditation . I almost always come away from meditation with less pain than when I started. I've released some things that no longer served me and now I am learning how to enjoy life without them . Haven't gotten there yet but I'm working on it. I just love listening to you🤗

[@lindaqueally]

This is SO interesting! I slipped on some carpeted steps this weekend and injured my arm and shoulder by clinging on too tight to the banister. Now, a few days later, the words come into my head “pulling the rug out from under my feet”. A Tower moment, I believe. Perhaps I need to accept something I haven’t been ready to accept. Thank you for helping me to look at this incident from another way.

[@marcusveysey]

Something symbolic about holding on too hard to something, maybe. The shoulders usually refer to how we carry burdens or heavy responsibilities, and your arms are about embracing what comes to you. just to ponder some more...

[@lindaqueally]

Wowza. I was afraid I’d get hurt by letting go, but instead I got hurt by holding on too tight. Also very interesting about the shoulders and arms. I’ll be meditating on this for sure. Many thanks 🙏.

[@WillowLeeWaters]

This resonates with my inner knowing…a great reminder. It felt like a big sign of relief. Thank you for this series!!!!

[@marcusveysey]

happy that you got something from it!

[@emilyanawalt7703]

Now I am more aware of my “inner narc” I feel I am on the road to recovery

[@emilyanawalt7703]

Yeah, it was a wake up call when I got the upside down Sun I thought I was so authentic and now see I was gas lighting myself