Baggage

Exercise 25 for The Sandbox Challenge at Impromptu Promptlings, asks the question:

Do you see something of yourself in this little child? If so, what?

(see pic at link above)

Stop dragging my heart around – Stevie Nicks & Tom Petty

 

The Weight – The Band

 

Golden Slumbers/Carry the Weight/The End – The Beatles

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  1. spiritualdragonfly
    Jul 13, 2018 @ 13:34:39

    Good song choices Fim!!! 😊

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  2. Niki Flow
    Jul 13, 2018 @ 13:56:29

    First song was the theme of my most intense romance. Good choices. ♥.

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    • Fimnora Westcaw
      Jul 17, 2018 @ 13:10:19

      Thank you, Niki! In each song, I’m actually playing this to myself, telling me to stop dragging unnecessary baggage – like self loathing, banishing the little girl I was all those years ago. Though I do recalling feeling this way about a few of my romances, not to mention the ones who never looked my way, but to whom I still gave my heart unrequitedly.

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      • Niki Flow
        Jul 17, 2018 @ 15:26:49

        I relate to the little girl dragging around self-loathing. I just began a powerful 60-day series by Heather Noell called The Giving Game. So far all materials have been free and I believe they all are. I’m on day 4 and feel like I’ve come across a huge distance, been given amazing tools – particularly to help that little one. The most powerful exercise so far for me has been an energy clearing meditation done through space/time all the way back to the first remembered fear/anxiety/hurt. I didn’t think I could visit that place but I did, with Heather’s lovely voice guiding through. It was only a 13-minute meditation but I already feel freer. Here’s the link if you’re interested (below). ♥ Love & light ☼
        http://thegivinggamefoundation.com/

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  4. calensariel
    Jul 13, 2018 @ 14:26:55

    Ok, didn’t know any of THEM either! I must have missed a lot of music in my day…

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  5. janebasilblog
    Jul 17, 2018 @ 18:14:34

    I like the way you use music to tell a story – and the end of the Beatles track was a lovely touch. Far more thought- provoking than using All You Need is Love.

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  6. Fimnora Westcaw
    Jul 19, 2018 @ 15:59:52

    Thank you, Jane! I’m glad you saw in The End part of the Beatles track in the same way I did. I agree. It’s been a favorite of mine for a long, long time.

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