MULTIPLICITY Explained

Understanding Multiplicity: the property of being multiple; a large number or wide range (of something) (Cambridge Dictionary)  The Parts: younger versions of ourselves that still exist and play a role in our lives by acting on our behalf The Self: Confidence, Calmness, Creativity, Clarity, Curiosity, Courage, Compassion Connectedness, Presence, Patience, Perspective, Persistence, Playfulness In IFS:Continue reading “MULTIPLICITY Explained”

Neck Deep in the Wilderness

They whispered to her, “You can’t withstand the storm”. She whispered back, “I am the storm”. Jake Remmington Being neck deep in the wilderness isn’t about drowning–not yet–but it is pretty damn close to living on the edge. I’m not talking about physical danger; I’m talking about emotional reckoning. A physiological response, we need toContinue reading “Neck Deep in the Wilderness”

Chest Deep in the Wilderness

Everyone’s perspective of stuff can be different towards the same experience. Never assume anything. Your perspective is yours. It might align with other people’s—friends, family etc.—but it might not. Do we turn our backs to the world because of what it has become….what has it become? A place for everybody? Or a place where debaucheryContinue reading “Chest Deep in the Wilderness”

Waste Deep in the Wilderness

I’m getting there…the honesty is beginning to spew out into my life. Today, I ask, “is there anyone who really does something selflessly?” And if they do, how is it affecting their minds and souls? Are they resentful? If they are, then it’s not really who they are but who they wish they were. IfContinue reading “Waste Deep in the Wilderness”

Knee Deep in the Wilderness

It’s really difficult to process life in general, and once you’re this far into the wilderness, it gets even worse. Joyous words for certain. Should life be difficult to navigate? Or should things run smoothly and in control? As much as that would be nice, it is not the way life goes when experiencing reality.Continue reading “Knee Deep in the Wilderness”