The Daily Mess Mastering The Way

<p>When it's set to rain, the sky swells while our bodies begin to bloat due to the humidity. &nbsp;This time of year the pollen has invaded our breathing systems. &nbsp;The sound of throats being cleared are played out like a scratchy old record. &nbsp;Today feels like an old fashioned black and white photo day. &nbsp;Thick gray clouds with no real ray of light from the sun. &nbsp;As depressed as this painting may seem, it's really the mind body and soul trying to find harmony in the way of seeking a positive. &nbsp;Like the bright Blue Jay! &nbsp;He's been greeting our daily walks in the forest for a week. &nbsp;I've been writing about Blue Jay's for twenty eight years. &nbsp;Up until last week I hadn't seen one in two years. &nbsp;Now they're back? &nbsp;Blue Jay's are a powerful totem animal in the way that it teaches us to pay attention to nonverbal clues that tell you when someone is trying to deceive you. &nbsp;Choose a path to explore and go as far as you can. &nbsp;If something has invited fear, attack it boldly and courageously. &nbsp;Choose one or two projects started and finish them. &nbsp;A Blue Jay on an old fashioned black and white photo day. &nbsp;&nbsp;</p> --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/arroe-collins/message