Unlocking Ankles

So I’ve been busy traveling. And writing (for me writing entails statistical analysis and writing, but I just say writing to my friends and family because it’s easier to comprehend when I say “I’m locked away writing” rather than “I’m writing a .do file trying to figure out propensity score matching”. LOL.) Anyway, after my short “vacation” in DC, I went to Philly for a two day training to become a reviewer for this clearinghouse where they try to identify really good education studies and synthesize the information for practitioners. This was as tedious as it sounds.
I told y’all I’ve been becoming more fascinated with spiritual stuff. Well anyway, the last Friday I was in DC, I was, umm, reminded of some old not so positive memories. This is cryptic, sorry. Lol. I woke up on Saturday and I COULD NOT WALK. My left ankle was magically sprained. I had a climbed through a window earlier in the week—don’t ask, but other than that I have no idea how this happened. The night before, a couple of my prophytes and me had stayed up drinking wine with my parents. Ever since they turned that last tuition payment for the Diva, they have really been so much less stressed you can see it and feel it. Anyway, I was fine. But Saturday AM, I was HURTING. To the point where I basically was crawling. I looked into my Louise Hay book and she says that ankle injuries are the result of not being able to receive pleasure or not being able to move forward. Coincidence? I think not.
Somehow I managed to get on the plane to the Chi, and then to Philly the next day. Sunday night, I was chatting with J, N’s law school friend who is now pursuing a PhD in metaphysics, and she said “what time are you going to bed?” I said about an hour. She sent me an email about putting thoughts into actions. When I woke up, I had another email waiting entitled “feedback”. She had conducted a spiritual healing on me. You can find her here.
My ankle was healed. Sprains do not go away in two days. I had no pain in Philly. J is my guru. All of the stuff she said I had been carrying around was true. I view this is an aligning of events—I started thinking about energies and chakras last summer when I was hard core power yoga-ing in Santa Monica. I would not have been in Santa Monica had I chosen to stay home for my PhD, because I would have played it safe and if I had gone to RAND, would have gone to the DC office. And this new way of thinking works well with my Catholic beliefs which I take pretty seriously. Not the political oppressing women stuff lol, just the idea that you can always start fresh if you repent, and that love is the basis of everything.
I’m feeling good. I left the house after a two year stint—they wanted me to stay around another year, but I need to return to adult land. So I am back living by the beach in a lovely apartment I have deemed the “dissertation oasis”.
What else? The Hangover is massively, insanely, absurdly funny. SERIOUSLY.
Rneezi’s BFF got her hood, so she’s Dr. Rneezi’s BFF…and Rneezi is Dr. Rneezi and moved to DC for her residency. So we’ll be united this time next year.
A lot of my peeps are coming for the Taste next week, so I’m on punishment this week to pre-atone for my sins.
Yay
C.
