Monday, March 7, 2016

nature can help you-fit forty outdoors


Sometimes life takes a real turn for the worse when you're with the wrong person. You can become so wrapped up in the other persons life that you don’t even notice how terribly your own life is going down. Eventually you become so lost that it may mock a depression. But in reality, you just met the wrong person. This is what happened to me. I didn’t even realize how bad that person was for me. The big break up went something like this "I met another woman and had drinks with her and listened to music. I didn’t want to tell you because I felt bad. But I don’t like you because you don’t like country music and I just want to listen to country music. I met her on social media. So I don’t want to be with you anymore, you need to leave." Imagine my surprise to hearing this. I thought and said "Why didn’t you break up with me first before trying to meet other people?" Typical response was a cold glare of hate. The next day he packed a bag and is now staying with his new girlfriend and apparently seems content. One weeks its "I cant imagine life without you." the next its all history. So imagine if you can, what the middle of the relationship was like with someone who didn’t truly have any emotions for me. That’s right, it was lonely, confusing and empty.

 

It took a lot of inner confidence to realize the value within myself. As a woman, I felt humiliated and defeated. Fortunately over the course of the years I began to form hobbies that kept me from losing touch with myself. I found peace in certain aspects and chaos in others. After awhile I began to focus less on the chaos and more on the peace. It brought me to a place where I felt at ease. This was the place, that in the end, I knew I was suppose to be. A friend of mine said "Life is to short to be wasting it on someone who doesn’t care about you." I thought about that statement over and over. What I came up with was this: Life isn't really that short. It only seems short when you're not living in harmony with your thoughts and actions. Life would feel fulfilled on a level of genuine peace, if you live your purpose. Then and only then will  the right people enter and that genuine sense of fulfillment will guide you through. Its not exactly about the right person completing you, its more about how you complete yourself to become the right person you desire.

 

Upon getting "right" within myself, which is always a work in progress I had to realize my purpose. Essentially I think that the core of you are and have been in your life since birth should prove what you're meant to become. The core of who I always was had a lot to do with imagination, creativity and the outdoors. Nature was always my main source of peace. . A mind cannot feel chaos in the midst of the calming sense of nature. Its undeniable.

 

After the forgiveness took hold, all the pain went away. I knew exactly what I needed to do. I need to help others find peace through nature. Even if that peace is just a mild walk through nature listening to the birds play and watching the flowers bloom. Peace within soothes so much pain. I'm not mad about the last few years. If anything it brought me back to myself and helped me realize who I truly was and am. Its part of living your purpose. Sometimes confusion can set in and we get off track but then nature calls and it becomes all good again.

 

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