In a message dated 6/17/02 7:56:53 AM, wen...@supercity.ns.ca writes:
<< Do you have any advice and words of comfort for my nervous stomache?
>>
My music teacher used to tell me that butterflies in the stomach were simply
energy gathering to flow into the event which has not started. Her solut
what wonderful images, Joelle, and so valid from my experience - i've often
been asked how i remember everything i say in the opening and can only put
it down to this 'rehearsal' which is as much about my 'being' in the space
as it is about the words i use...i hadn't twigged that i do a lot of
wal
Joelle,
thanks, your contribution will help me to "reframe" this not easily
defineable feeling, which is not fear, but near to it, so that we
intuitively tend to interprete it as such.
I am always full of "butterflies in my stomach" (funny, we also use
the same metaphor in the german language) befo
Bernhard--
Lovely, that "butterflies in the stomach" is the same in German and English.
And I appreciate your insight that because the bodily feeling is similar, we
interpret this as fear. Shows me how valuable it is to mention these
feelings out loud once in a while!
Joelle
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Hi Joelle and all you others,
from where I stand, butterflies in the stomach happens when you fall
in love.
hugs
michael
On Tue, 18 Jun 2002 13:48:22 EDT, Joelle Lyons Everett wrote:
>Bernhard--
>
>Lovely, that "butterflies in the stomach" is the same in German and English.
>And I appreciate you
At 11:58 AM 6/17/2002 -0300, you wrote:
Do you have any advice and words of comfort for my nervous stomache?
Wendy & Fredr'c
Homegrown Wisdom
Seaforth, Nova Scotia
CANADA
Should work perfect. I would try a deep breath. Or... and some of my friend
know, a little Beefeaters always helps.
ho
H
At 01:48 PM 6/18/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Bernhard--
Lovely, that "butterflies in the stomach" is the same in German and English.
And I appreciate your insight that because the bodily feeling is similar, we
interpret this as fear. Shows me how valuable it is to mention these
feelings out loud onc
--- Harrison Owen wrote:
> I can't remember where this thread started...
but when it come to
> Butterflies -- just remember they are natural
and welcome guests in Open
> Space. When you feel them, it means you are
already flying.
Without fail I always "feed" the Butterflies with
the nectar deri
Would you kindly explain what you mean by "transfer-in process?" I am not
sure I understand.
--
Thanks for your question Doug. The short answer is in the first two
paragraphs. The rest are some stories and observations about my experience
using it.
The transfer in process is an exercis
Elwin-- That's how I feed my butterflies as well. And last time, the reading/feeding
connected me to the medicine wheel which I used for the first time (successfully)
as part of the closing - and thanked the butterflies profusely for their
gift!
BJ Peters
Elwin and Joan wrote:
--- Harrison
I like to interpret butterflies in the stomach as excitement, anticipation, my
body knowing that something really WONDERFUL is coming that I don't know about!
Toni
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