Our Dharma will always await us..

Our Dharma will always await us...

I was listening to this wonderful podcast about dharma. Receiving wisdom from our heart, its dear messages that are presented and then bringing action to those messages with trust and grace.  In this particular podcast it also talked about the division or the feeling of discontentment that many mothers may feel. The emotions of wanting to be 100% committed to their baby at all times, feelings of unfathomable love for this gifted mothering role, being the nurturer, the carer, wife, the perception of this wonder woman that the feminine upholds. Yet, on the other hand, the emotions of tribulation when we feel as though our inner dreams, soulful callings, visions and aspirations are thus far and unreachable. 
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I felt the need to share as this highlighted pivotal information for woman and their expression of sacredness...

When I became a mother 6 half years ago i did not only birth my child, but i re-birthed ME..feelings of immeasurable and infinite love encompassed every cell and molecule of my being, having committed to my child at all times and giving my undivided presence to this beautiful soul, I called my first born son. 

Although i was and still intensely grateful for the gift of my child and now children, there had been another soul devotion and calling that i had needed to fulfil in order to be the woman/mother i had wanted to be. Even if i had a slight inclination of the thought of not fulfilling my soul's true journey, emotions of discontentment would be somewhat disturbing. As i was trying to find my way to achieve all my goals and inner visions at the same time, together with upholding my then, new role of motherhood, i realised my fire was eloquently burning toward a dull flame..

I gratefully love the pilgrimage of life, collecting and reclaiming parts of myself that bewilder me, awakening to new perceptions of growth, being the mother and woman i have always wanted to be has been an immeasurable part of my journey of love, nurture, gentleness, appreciation, honour, devotion and commitment along my path and role I have soulfully undertaken.

When Debra Poneman stated "Your dharma will wait for you", i said YES! I had awoken to my truth placing all those fragments of missing pieces of motherhood and the honouring of the woman i am had all collided into one beautiful manifestation of intelligence and magnificence.

Dharma is mostly described by a means of not what you do is much of importance, but it's the WAY you do what you do beholds great significance. 

So, here's to the mama that deals with the tantrums, sleepless nights, sicknesses, worry, lack of energy and commitments...there is no need to rush toward your soul's expedition or inner visions. Have faith that all will happen in divine timing and order. If we listen from a space of heartfulness, then we may understand the truth and veracity of our spirit's calling together with the pre-orchestrated roles that we partake within this diverse universe. Know, you will fulfil all of your visions and deepest journeys, as it is your dharma that will await your presence.

Namaste 🌹