OMG! TALK ABOUT DIS-EASE! I am so glad you pointed this out. This has been an irritant for quite a while now. Sometimes I wonder why would Martha Stewart agree to it?? Is she blind to the fact that she looks terribly uncomfortable? She doesn't exude confidence and dignity, pride and how about JOY! I see her internal dis-connection with s…
OMG! TALK ABOUT DIS-EASE! I am so glad you pointed this out. This has been an irritant for quite a while now. Sometimes I wonder why would Martha Stewart agree to it?? Is she blind to the fact that she looks terribly uncomfortable? She doesn't exude confidence and dignity, pride and how about JOY! I see her internal dis-connection with self.
Sort of also connected (for me) here, coming from a performer POV, Hollywood! What I mean it gets under the skin. Insidious, invisible energy telling us that we are nothing unless we ARE HERE TO PLEASE the eye/desire of another. Absolutely, nothing to do with the good work we do while we are here on planet Earth - fulfill our purpose- makes things better etc...NO. Not at all. It's almost telling us, "If you still want to belong, be loved, accepted, you MUST FIT INTO THIS very limited crack in the concrete. Even if it's a flower sweating it's way through. So what it is it? What do you think is Martha Stewart's reason for accepting? My only guess can be, is that somewhere inside of her, she still feels she is not enough just as she is, where she is, now!
OMG! TALK ABOUT DIS-EASE! I am so glad you pointed this out. This has been an irritant for quite a while now. Sometimes I wonder why would Martha Stewart agree to it?? Is she blind to the fact that she looks terribly uncomfortable? She doesn't exude confidence and dignity, pride and how about JOY! I see her internal dis-connection with self.
Sort of also connected (for me) here, coming from a performer POV, Hollywood! What I mean it gets under the skin. Insidious, invisible energy telling us that we are nothing unless we ARE HERE TO PLEASE the eye/desire of another. Absolutely, nothing to do with the good work we do while we are here on planet Earth - fulfill our purpose- makes things better etc...NO. Not at all. It's almost telling us, "If you still want to belong, be loved, accepted, you MUST FIT INTO THIS very limited crack in the concrete. Even if it's a flower sweating it's way through. So what it is it? What do you think is Martha Stewart's reason for accepting? My only guess can be, is that somewhere inside of her, she still feels she is not enough just as she is, where she is, now!