dailydatewithgod

There is a flow of life of which we are both a part of and mixed into.  When we find a way to stay in alignment with this flow there is a certain rhythmic quality to life.  The undulating nature of how it moves resonates within us because it mirrors the physical movements of our hearts.  It is our hearts letting us know energetically when we have stepped outside of our undulating nature.  When we find ourselves stuck emotionally or mentally, it can help us to look for ways to reconnect with undulating. Children know it instinctively as they will allow their bodies to oscillate when they pause to figure out what to do next.  We might give kids a hard time for being so squiggly and not being able to be still, but maybe they are on to something we have become too adult to do.  Perhaps they are more in touch with the intrinsic nature of their hearts than we are.  Even the fact of the rotation of the planets has a flow should speak to the fundamental aspect of undulating.   It is why we love the ocean. Being in the presence of the rise and fall of the waves makes sense and brings us a sense of peace. It reminds us of how our hearts are operating without our awareness and how the heart of our mother operated when we were in the womb.  My daily dates with God are often accompanied by a little swing in the rocking recliner of my prayer space.  It is childlike but it also connects to an inner sense of what it means to be undulating with life. Any time we use our physical presence to remind us to consciously initiate the rise and fall of our breath, we are connecting to the undulating nature inherent within us.  From there, the ripple effects of our energy set their course.