What if during difficult times we could revert back to a previous point in our lives when we still had an inkling of what innocence felt like? Do we mourn for simpler times when we didn’t have to cut through so much noise? Have we lost our filters allowing negative ideas to seep into our consciousness?
There is a tug-o-war of stimuli pushing and pulling to get our attention. We’re inundated with junk mail, robocalls, and commercials working diligently to persuade, dissuade, or promote a particular agenda. Our world has left little time for developing our own worldview. Our consciousness is being commandeered by a minute number of influencers.
Are you willing to reclaim your innocence? I’ve found holding on to items, memories, and faith have allowed me to keep a firm grasp on my innocence. My relationships have been my teachers and guiding lights through tumultuous times. The idea of downsizing, organizing, and streamlining becomes more attractive every day
How will you reclaim your innocence? What does holding innocence as part of your conscious life free you to do, think, and feel?