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Whinnie to Talk: Voice Dialogue
For April, let’s explore Dynamic Alignment as the theme for the month.
This is alive for me, personally, because of the herd of horses that appear to run my inner world. And lately, getting alignment has been a challenge.
Wild Horses Always Drag Me Away...
A few years ago, someone labeled these different inner voices of mine as my horses, since these mammals seem to be, basically, my spirit animal. I have fully taken this on. I settled into listening to the whinnies and neighs (voices) within: controller, inner child, editor, adventure-seeker, rational strategist, etc. My inner horses don’t always run together as one, sometimes they bolt or roll in the mud. One particular one, let’s call it Will, likes to hold the rest at the edge of the cliff, threatening to throw them all off. Finding an evolving changing dynamic alignment with them is crucial to maintaining some semblance of sanity. ;)
So what does dynamic alignment mean to you? How do you personally experience internal alignment on your decisions and actions? How are you sitting with, being with, the pulls and tugs of inner guidance? Do you have an inner herd of horses or some other conceptual metaphor to describe your inner voices? What are they?
For more about my horses, or your birds, corporations, or forests, see Voice Dialogue Work.
Whinnie to Talk: Voice Dialogue
For April, let’s explore Dynamic Alignment as the theme for the month.
This is alive for me, personally, because of the herd of horses that appear to run my inner world. And lately, getting alignment has been a challenge.
Wild Horses Always Drag Me Away...
A few years ago, someone labeled these different inner voices of mine as my horses, since these mammals seem to be, basically, my spirit animal. I have fully taken this on. I settled into listening to the whinnies and neighs (voices) within: controller, inner child, editor, adventure-seeker, rational strategist, etc. My inner horses don’t always run together as one, sometimes they bolt or roll in the mud. One particular one, let’s call it Will, likes to hold the rest at the edge of the cliff, threatening to throw them all off. Finding an evolving changing dynamic alignment with them is crucial to maintaining some semblance of sanity. ;)
So what does dynamic alignment mean to you? How do you personally experience internal alignment on your decisions and actions? How are you sitting with, being with, the pulls and tugs of inner guidance? Do you have an inner herd of horses or some other conceptual metaphor to describe your inner voices? What are they?
For more about my horses, or your birds, corporations, or forests, see Voice Dialogue Work.