Living The Word MOVE. MOVE. MOVE.

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I won't lie; I'm hot tempered.

As angry as I can get, equally as passionate and joyful and excited I can be.

I've known myself as an emotional person throughout my life.

I'm working on changing my weakness (of being emotional) into a strength.

For a long time I've been looking at the following:

How can I make a weakness as volatile as emotions into a strength? What would that mean? How would that look?

And then, one days as I was looking at this while driving (somehow, being in MOVEMENT Always assists me to ground me in my LOOKING inside) the word MOVE popped up.

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Energy in motion.

Moving as the mind

Not alive.

...

BUT

What if I turned that simulation of movement (pretending to be alive through mental energy) into ACTUAL movement?

I started questioning:

Can I MOVE others?
What does it mean to BE MOVED?
What do we mean when we violently scream MOVE!!!

Can I MOVE myself out of my emotional states through physically moving myself?

havilah-galaxy-249906.jpgE-Motion.

I even followed our new lawn mower robot around the garden the other day because I am fascinated by it and I wanted to understand how it moves. It is around the size of a big land turtle and moves in a randomized pattern around the garden for hours on end. So I followed behind it, walked in its robot-leg-steps and pace, and discovered an incredible thing:

It's movement was based on PACED CONSISTENCY.

It wasn't moving TOO SLOW. And it wasn't moving TOO fast. It was moving in a 'relaxed' (if you can used that word about a robot) pace.

So that gave me some inspiration!

I've been looking at whether I need to expand my investigation into abbreviations such as "MOVEMENT" but for now I will continue to explore the word MOVE and how I can utilize it to support myself to transform my weakness into a strength.

Living The Word MOVE. MOVE. MOVE. | Ecency