And so Spring begins…
While we're moving back into the Light, resetting Our Selves (and also our internal clocks), now is another chance to take stock of where and how we are in our lives—and if that's still serving us.
This time of year can be one of new beginnings, offering new ways of being and new possibilities for us. It might be a time of tweaking, reconfiguring or even stepping into our lives in a way we haven't until now.
What if this is also the time for you to weave all your life experiences and resources into a different tapestry that could not exist before now, because of the very richness of all its threads? What if this points you in an entirely different direction of learning and becoming?
In keeping with this month's theme of Wordsmithing, what if you are an "opsimath"?
A what?
An opsimath: Let's go back to ancient Greek for the root of the word—'opsi': late / 'math': learn. A person who begins to learn or study late in life."
There was a time when we might have referred to this person as a "late bloomer"—with just a touch of superiority or even judgment. The late bloomer was often considered someone who hadn't really applied themself; had perhaps wasted time in getting around to their purpose; and /
or dawdled in becoming an adult.
However, when we consider right timing and what it truly takes to step into Our Selves, the opsimath can reflect something quite different.
Are you an "Opsimath" (3:32)?
