There weren't many customers, but I was able to help a few people. It's joyful. An older woman came in wanting something for her skin. She'd picked up her vitamin, but someone told her that if she rubbed lemon aromatherapy on her wrinkles that they'd go away. She was looking at the aromatherapy in a bewildered way. Instead, I gave her a sample of Anne Borlind's System Absolute. She's going to love it, and I hope she comes back for more. I showed her how to use the products and she left the store with a happy smile.
One of my co-workers is going through a hard, hard time. (Without going into her details.) She asked me why I left St Lukes. I confided that I'm confused. I know that I want God in my life and I want to belong to a spiritual community. Yet, I don't know who I am or what I want. I do know that wherever I go --yoga has to be a big, big part of my spiritual journey.
She is going through her own spiritual challenge (and bitter life challenge). She's never shown me her face before. She's always made light of everything, even if it tore her heart out. It's the first time that she's confided in me. I felt honored. I promised to include her in my family prayers.
I think and I hope that people are beginning to feel the rising of the Healing Goddess in me.
I was tired at the end of my NM day. I'm going through a huge challenge in relation to Luke's healtlh journey. I'm extra tired. In the past, I would be freaking out. God took pity on me and brought me closer. I'm grateful. Very. Very grateful.
A strange thing. I wrote Rain an e-mail about Luke's health. Only I didn't send the e-mail to Rain, I sent it to her father-in-law. OMG. He wrote that he has his own challenges and that he'll pray for us. A lot to think about.
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