Really appreciating the opportunity to think of subtle connections as a kind of invitation, and the question: What would it look like if I said yes? This could be directed to either the inviter or the invitee, either one with equal capacity to accept an invitation to follow curiosity or step toward vulnerability. There were so many parts…
Really appreciating the opportunity to think of subtle connections as a kind of invitation, and the question: What would it look like if I said yes? This could be directed to either the inviter or the invitee, either one with equal capacity to accept an invitation to follow curiosity or step toward vulnerability. There were so many parts of this post that felt quotable, keepsakes as it were.
I looked up the symbolism of red spiders, and it seems to fit perfectly: "The red spider is a symbol of creativity, persistence, and resourcefulness. Its vibrant color and intricate web represent the ability to weave a life of beauty and purpose despite challenges. The red spider encourages us to tap into our creative energies and to be persistent in pursuing our goals."
Thank you, Amy, for seeing what many cannot, and for saying what many avoid.
Thank you for reading, Elizabeth, and for commenting. I really appreciate it, and I think we are often on one side or the other of that invitation question. Thanks for looking up the spiders. I find it hard to reframe in my head as good symbols, but that’s a good challenge for me! Hope you have a good week ahead.
Really appreciating the opportunity to think of subtle connections as a kind of invitation, and the question: What would it look like if I said yes? This could be directed to either the inviter or the invitee, either one with equal capacity to accept an invitation to follow curiosity or step toward vulnerability. There were so many parts of this post that felt quotable, keepsakes as it were.
I looked up the symbolism of red spiders, and it seems to fit perfectly: "The red spider is a symbol of creativity, persistence, and resourcefulness. Its vibrant color and intricate web represent the ability to weave a life of beauty and purpose despite challenges. The red spider encourages us to tap into our creative energies and to be persistent in pursuing our goals."
Thank you, Amy, for seeing what many cannot, and for saying what many avoid.
Thank you for reading, Elizabeth, and for commenting. I really appreciate it, and I think we are often on one side or the other of that invitation question. Thanks for looking up the spiders. I find it hard to reframe in my head as good symbols, but that’s a good challenge for me! Hope you have a good week ahead.
I am also going to nudge you to check out the body doubling post at some point, Elizabeth.