Matters of the Heart
- Argentum

- Aug 31, 2020
- 2 min read
Who am I?
What is this life?
*I may ramble in this particular blog post*
The questions above are some that have crossed my mind this month.
I'm currently reading a book that is deepening my curiosity about this human experience.
In this shell, I can feel my heart pumping and the everlasting life that will fill my lungs until I perish.
All I can do is marvel, I can never show my true appreciation.
You can try through music, art, poetry, dance... the list goes on.
What's the threshold on gratitude?
What I mean to say is that I have been feeling so incredibly grateful this year.
At the same time, I'm coming to the realization that my plans for this year have been extremely taken off course. Being a usually optimistic person, I have had to bow down to my reality this month. It seems like a breaking point has come into view. My career plans are unwillingly put on hold, which in turn, has put a hold on the rest of my "life". I'm striving to breathe and feel every feeling, fully. In surrendering to myself in these moments, I find peace. Hopefully, I'm able to manage and redirect my energies into the things I want to accomplish in the now, for the future to come.
I'm still trying to understand this mortal ordeal that has been thrusted upon me.
But that's just it, there's no need to understand, to quote the book I'm reading:
"And your being here and now is the truth, and your being here and now is the freedom, and your being here and now is the nirvana."
I'm learning the importance of the heart and the energy that comes from it. I will be debuting my new collection on September 22, 2020 and would like to say that everything that I have created came from love. Love is such a wonderful energy to feel... It can be extremely meditative. I want to live in love.
I've had the pleasure of being around so many astounding souls this month and I hope they were able to feel my love for them. Also, whomsoever takes the time to read my blog, know that I appreciate it, totally.



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