Honouring the Queen

Would it be possible to love the pain itself, to untangle and unweave the threading of our lives, however deep the entanglement and however painful the process? Could we finally open up the chambers of our hearts hidden even to us, seeking remembrance, instead of hiding behind our everlasting: no, I'm fine. What if fine is not good enough, and what if we could be better than that, through all of it, the deep heart wrenching pain of death of a beloved, the leaving or aching when someone left, the loss of life, the accidents, the miscarriages, the separations, the grief. You name your stories. What if they could be our compass into greater knowledge of who you truly are and what you come to be, instead just what breaks us apart. In Honouring the queen it is as much about the dreams, the joy, the living as it is about allowing the old parts of us to die, as we reclaim our reason for living. Saying yes to what serves us, going into our own connection to self and a higher realm, in order to unravel why the universe sends us these grander tests, and how in fact everything we are is a communication to life itself and what it wants to give us. Open to the gift of what life shows you, learn how to live through and rise as you reclaim your king and queen . This life is yours and yours only to live, it is to short for you to give up on that which calls you from the depth of your soul.