You Are Not Alone

When I lost my husband some years ago I examined the story I told myself about “the cold cruel world.” If “the story you tell is the life you bring forth” (Leslie Marmon Silko) I knew I needed to change my attitude about the world I faced alone, without my best friend. During my early transition time, I began to notice coincidences that bordered on miracles in my mind. With enough time and perspective, as I look back upon that disorienting period I realize that there were unseen energies creating opportunities for me to grow into my transformed existence, step by step, day by day. I wasn’t alone. And, there were my family and friends, “great and good beings” who helped me through the difficult times, feeding me—I had lost weight, loving me each step of the way, supporting my new belief that it is a “kind, caring world!”