In Like a Lion
Strange happenings abound this month, March…in like a lion, out like a lamb, I hope. A friend of many on linked in has died under seemingly strange circumstances, a friend of mine was swarmed by buffaloes on a gravel road, another friend caught a cheating husband.
Trust can feel ephemeral, something that grows until the next bad experience comes along. If you can’t trust life, you can’t trust driving on a gravel road, and you can’t trust your husband… where does that leave you?
It leaves you aware.
Pay attention to your gut instincts. When you see that glint on the road ahead that says something isn’t quite right, slow down, as my friend did.
I received an email today that described someone’s experience – and I use that word lightly – with accepting money orders over E-bay. The email had been forwarded several times. The person’s email address was still in the email, and so I emailed and asked: True or not true? Turns out the email had been forwarded several times with changes made to it, the intention and experience changed and thwarted by the passing of the voice.
Trust. It’s good for you. But don’t be afraid to check things out either.