speak your truth

when I entered the building today, millie was waiting for me.  she is sitting on my desk purring as I type around her.


"truth is relative.  what is true for some is not true for all, and that is okay.  your job is to speak your own truth, whether or not it is true in that moment for anyone else.  your higher self is full of wisdom and you can access that.  when someone says something that seems true to you, how do you feel that?  how do you know it seems true?  does it vibrate a certain way in your body?  does it cause you to pause and think about it?  does it make you breathe a different way?


listen to yourself, pay attention to the signs your body gives you that mean you are on the right track.  the more you listen, the more you will hear.  the more you hear, the more complete your picture of YOUR truth becomes for you.


this is important.  it.  is.  okay.  to.  speak.  your.  truth.  in fact, it is imperative."

when I reached that last point, millie left my desk and went to sit in the window.  she says that is enough for now.  she emphasizes the importance of this message.

on a personal note, this is something I've been thinking about, struggling with for a while now. worrying about what others think about what I believe kind of stresses me out.  I really like the idea of everyone having their *own* truth, and that that is the way it is supposed to be.  I'm going to live with that for awhile and see how it shifts things for me.

thank you, millie cat.