This shop window sign actually says ‘Welcome to Wonderland’ but the reflections on the glass have blocked some letters out – and an invitation just to ‘wonder’ sounds so much more evocative somehow…
A chance to:
• ponder, be curious and perhaps even to question some things
• and to marvel at the unexpected.
What might it be like to take up that invitation?
What could that kind of curiosity unearth about who you are?
Which parts of your life or relationships might you investigate or perhaps even query?
Are there any other ways of being that you might like to try out?
And what about the other bit? The wonderment part.
Is there much of that sort of surprise or joy in your life just now?
What meaning do you make of that?
Do you want to allow space for a little more of that stuff?
A chance to:
• ponder, be curious and perhaps even to question some things
• and to marvel at the unexpected.
What might it be like to take up that invitation?
What could that kind of curiosity unearth about who you are?
Which parts of your life or relationships might you investigate or perhaps even query?
Are there any other ways of being that you might like to try out?
And what about the other bit? The wonderment part.
Is there much of that sort of surprise or joy in your life just now?
What meaning do you make of that?
Do you want to allow space for a little more of that stuff?
(If so, how might that happen? Maybe you need to heal something first. Is there one small step you could take in that direction?)
For whatever else today holds – whichever pressures or obligations or challenges or habits – it also holds your life.
And you’re welcome to wonder…
For whatever else today holds – whichever pressures or obligations or challenges or habits – it also holds your life.
And you’re welcome to wonder…
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(c) Gabrielle Gawne-Kelnar 2010
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