A 'Stalk' on The Wild Side...
Seek, Explore, Unleash the Wise One in You
Are you
ready to get all powerful and native
to GO
FORTH and be a
FORCE OF THE AWSOME?
FORCE OF THE AWSOME?
Life
is too short to do it any other way!
Can you remember being that kid on the roof up there with your red
cape flying? I mean it, remember being a kid and making a game out of
hunting down the biggest, baddest adventures and mysteries on the block?
I can remember getting all outfitted up and setting out in the neighborhood to
peek into all the scariest places i knew about...I would wait with my best
friend in the whole world at the edge of the golfcourse until no carts were in
sight...and then dash onto the field and into the sprinklers to get completely
wet and cooled from the intense summer heat; i stealthily followed my
older brother around on his own adventure route, who had threatened life and
limb if i did, from a very safe distance and watch him catch
lizards--wishing for the day when i would be fast enough to catch my own; i
would even sneak into the huge unlandscaped backyard at the end of the
block--where i was pretty sure a single dad lived who had most likely eaten all
his children--to kick up storms of powdery white sand--pretending i was a giant
walking on clouds. The adventures of the wildchild--daily slips into
imaginary realms, yearnings for moments of heightened awareness--we all were
born with this. Somehow the gift our spirit enters this world with is an inner
youthful one willing to explore, approach our most profound moments with
stealth and attention, focus for extended periods of time on the things we were
most afraid of, but that promised thrills beyond imagination.
And then our wildchild meets maturity..welcome to adultville, land of commonsense and avoiding doing anything scary at all.
What happened to that wild being inside of us that knew the worth of getting very still in the darkest corner just to have a chance to see Santa go by? Where did the little one disappear to who knew somewhere deep inside the only way to spot a fairy was to slip effortlessly and silently through the dappled light and shadows along the forest trail?
How about a little epic awesome! How about stepping back into moments of anything is possible when i walk the edge of shadow and light, use all my wild jungle hunter skills to stalk the place where i pass through fear and discover the light? This is the exact notion of Stalking Our Wild Side, where our ageless selves have the power to unearth the 'danger zone' in the light of day.
And then our wildchild meets maturity..welcome to adultville, land of commonsense and avoiding doing anything scary at all.
What happened to that wild being inside of us that knew the worth of getting very still in the darkest corner just to have a chance to see Santa go by? Where did the little one disappear to who knew somewhere deep inside the only way to spot a fairy was to slip effortlessly and silently through the dappled light and shadows along the forest trail?
How about a little epic awesome! How about stepping back into moments of anything is possible when i walk the edge of shadow and light, use all my wild jungle hunter skills to stalk the place where i pass through fear and discover the light? This is the exact notion of Stalking Our Wild Side, where our ageless selves have the power to unearth the 'danger zone' in the light of day.
How
about this?
Rather than never attempting to observe what exists in the darkest
places for ourselves, to recognize that on the other side of fear exists the
next level of our greatest high; how about getting fully outfitted into the
best cape and boots ever and leap into that adventure?
It's pretty epic to consider that all i might need to get to awesome is the right cape and boots!
It's pretty epic to consider that all i might need to get to awesome is the right cape and boots!
Tools, timing, stealthy
stalker instincts...
How about somma that to bring on the Epic Shit!
SHAZAM!
(and all those other superhero secret passwords) How about somma that to bring on the Epic Shit!
Let the Epic Begin!
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