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**SteantyjetMaw** · 07-13-2007, 05:17 PM

is it common for others who are aligning themselves toward sto orientations and opening to the new energy that is manifesting, to feel subtly isolated by the people we live and walk among?

for me, yes, very much so.

it's a paradox in a way, i think, that the more open we become to the world, the world we are opening to is seen and felt for the complex, and often closed-off place that it is. sad, but true.

at the same time, i find that the creative energy that flows through my being open looks for ways to share the positivity of love in whatever ways it can, in any given moment. i feel like this is what my life is all about: nurturing tiny moments of interacting with others to see what can open from them. in this way, subtle feelings of isolation are like a painful given, from which i am drawn to bring about new connections with others in the world.

but the isolation itself remains a daily shock -- for it is not how things "should" be, or so i feel, at the core of my being. it's just how it is here, on this waylaid, gridlocked, clamped-down planet.....but not for very much longer.

chris

07-13-2007, 05:17 PM	#1
SteantyjetMaw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 566 Senior Member	is it common for others who are aligning themselves toward sto orientations and opening to the new energy that is manifesting, to feel subtly isolated by the people we live and walk among? for me, yes, very much so. it's a paradox in a way, i think, that the more open we become to the world, the world we are opening to is seen and felt for the complex, and often closed-off place that it is. sad, but true. at the same time, i find that the creative energy that flows through my being open looks for ways to share the positivity of love in whatever ways it can, in any given moment. i feel like this is what my life is all about: nurturing tiny moments of interacting with others to see what can open from them. in this way, subtle feelings of isolation are like a painful given, from which i am drawn to bring about new connections with others in the world. but the isolation itself remains a daily shock -- for it is not how things "should" be, or so i feel, at the core of my being. it's just how it is here, on this waylaid, gridlocked, clamped-down planet.....but not for very much longer. chris
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