Comments on: Are You in Resistance…or Flow? http://evolvingarts.com/are-you-in-resistanceor-flow/ Thu, 29 Apr 2010 08:28:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Carol L. Skolnick http://evolvingarts.com/are-you-in-resistanceor-flow/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Carol L. Skolnick Mon, 19 Nov 2007 19:26:00 +0000 http://evolvingarts.com/blog/?p=73#comment-15 It's as Byron Katie says, "We're either attaching or inquiring." Attaching stops the flow. "I'm right!" "This is how it is!" There can be no movement from this stance. "I don't know" means there is room for growth, learning, infinite possibilities, opportunities.<br/><br/>The "outdoors in pajamas, barefoot, locked out" thing happened to me recently, when I went outside for the paper and didn't steady the door lock first. I got to meet my wonderful next-door neighbors as a result (it was Sunday morning and they weren't dressed either!), find out who the local emergency locksmith is and how to reach him...and question my thoughts about it all. Grace, and worth every cent of the $100 bucks it cost me to get back indoors. It’s as Byron Katie says, “We’re either attaching or inquiring.” Attaching stops the flow. “I’m right!” “This is how it is!” There can be no movement from this stance. “I don’t know” means there is room for growth, learning, infinite possibilities, opportunities.

The “outdoors in pajamas, barefoot, locked out” thing happened to me recently, when I went outside for the paper and didn’t steady the door lock first. I got to meet my wonderful next-door neighbors as a result (it was Sunday morning and they weren’t dressed either!), find out who the local emergency locksmith is and how to reach him…and question my thoughts about it all. Grace, and worth every cent of the $100 bucks it cost me to get back indoors.

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