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It never ceases to amaze me how much my relationship with hubby mirrors the
inner relationship that my male/female aspects have.
It took a while for the walk-in to register in our inner and
outer lives…I didn’t quite understand that this would not be the *wow, happily ever after scenario*. Of
course it will eventually reach that but obviously (with hindsight) it will take
time.
Hubby and I have – I am not sure how to put this – were both
in and out of sync with each other. It was quite disconcerting after the
comfortable and happy state the soul-mate and I were in before the walk-in
happened.
Over the last week…we have gelled. It was gradually
occurring and culminated on the night of 12.12.12.
I am not one to pay heed to dates, except maybe birthdays
and anniversaries, so neither of us have taken time off. We’ve been so busy we’ve
not had much chance to acknowledge these ‘deadlines’, although I am mindful of the 21.12.12 as it is our daughter's birthday. So it took me by surprise
– again – when the intimate meditation on the night of 12.12.12 took such an
amazing turn.
It felt like the last piece of the puzzle in our
relationship finally fell into place.
So whilst hubby is very reticent about talking about ‘spiritual’
stuff with anyone, he is more than happy to do so with me...nothing changed there :-)
What I have noticed is that he is focused outwardly more,
while I am focused inwardly more. His antennae for anything in the physical is
more perceptible, whereas I have an antennae for the metaphysical. Together we
work in harmony and even though I might frown when he focuses on the outer
world…is that not part of the male energy? (Not sure - I am pretty much thumb sucking as none of us really know but it sure is interesting to speculate.)
We are both tapped into the womb/heart and yet wield the
energy in different ways that both ultimately serve. I don’t think it is particularly
helpful for hubby to be exactly like me and think and feel like I do.
He does not, in any way shape or form, consider himself a
lightworker…he is an ordinary bloke following a path he feels is right for him.
He does not gush or spew words of comfort. He is abrupt and to the point. He
cuts through the bullshit and hits the nail on the head without coating it in
fluff. He gets on with it instead of talking about it.
Don’t even think about discussing angels, elementals or
tantra. He will frown and change the subject.
And yet despite this, he has achieved much and I for one am
truly amazed and deeply humbled by this.Which begs the question...who has created what, where and how?
The lesson for me throughout our time together over the last
28 years together is that not one of us can judge another for their ideas, whether they
seemingly embrace the so-called ‘old 3D way’ or not. It is all part of the whole and each
one of us, whether ‘correct’ in lightworkers eyes or not, are contributing to
the path we are on and the experiences as the collective we have chosen to learn
from.
And so once again, when I think I am leading the way and
teaching hubby…he is actually doing the leading and teaching.
Relationships can never be said to be dull, can they?
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