Joy of Ageing Esoterically - Ageing Joyfully

AGEING JOYFULLY

1/4/2021

We all have an innate wisdom and joy and if we stay connected to this we do not feel ‘old’ even though the body may show signs of wear and tear, or have illness and disease. By caring for ourselves and accepting our vulnerability and sensitivity, we can be role models of true strength, steadiness and a joy-full way of living. Articles on this page demonstrate the amazing qualities we all have as elders and how much we have to offer and inspire others

MOVING HOUSE – a sense of expansion

31/3/2021

One could say that there is more to moving house than moving house. There is the physical process of decluttering, selling or discarding whatever you don’t want to take to your new place, there are all the financial negotiations necessary to ensure that all legal requirements have been met. Many decisions have to be made along the way.

ONLY SKIN DEEP ~ THE BEAUTY OF AGEING

31/12/2020

It is not a death sentence. It is not a race to turn back time. It is not an achievement to look eternally youthful. The unsettlement in the body is unbearable when you want to maintain your youthful looks. Every moment that we reflect on how we can stay young we rob ourselves of the exquisite rite of passage in allowing ourselves to age.

'You are joking' you say? The only way I will embrace ageing is if I can do it with creams, potions, a little work and a lot of makeup.

But let's take a moment to consider the benefits and beauty of ageing which is far more than skin deep.

GROWING OUT THE 'GREYS'

31/12/2020

Not a day has gone by in eighteen months that I haven’t had a thought or a word said about my hair. Interesting, no?! After all, it’s just hair, right? Perhaps there is something odd or particularly unique about my hair? Different to everybody else’s perhaps? Short answer, no. Simple answer: I’ve been growing out my greys!

PURPOSE

30/10/2020

When I heard people speak of their purpose in life, I often wondered – ‘What was that for me?’ Beyond the many roles I played I always felt that there had to be more.

As a child I went to school to learn facts and figures, how to interact with others, become a team player – ‘Do your best’ was a strong influence in my family.

growing older – what does that look like?

1/7/2020

A long, long time ago I used to think anyone over the age of 40 was near dead – or should be! Back then anyone I knew of that age or even older seemed to look and act incredibly old and were very old fashioned and couldn’t possibly have any idea of what life was really about.

THE JOY OF LIVING PURPOSE

27/5/2020

As we grow older we are inclined to look forward to the next decade and decide how we would like to be, but it doesn’t work out like that. Is it a true purpose and does it get us anywhere, and anyway where are we trying to get to?

LIVING JOYFULLY IN OUR SEVENTIES

27/5/2020

Being now in my seventy-third year, I can say with all honesty that I am thoroughly enjoying this decade of my life. I have a sense of settlement and a contentment within my body that I have never felt before, which I feel stems from me now knowing that my purpose here on earth is to live the love that I am and listen to the wisdom from my body.

THE SIMPLICITY OF AGEING

30/4/2020

It is really very simple – ageing is about simplicity! When we are children we have a wonderful presence, a sense of ourselves, and a quality of being. I have noticed how often, if an adult has remained open to life and moved with the times, they regain that quality in their old age. Older people and the very young do often have a beautiful understanding, an honest and simple relationship.

THE JOY OF BEING 70 PLUS

30/4/2020

Birthdays over the years have quietly slipped by, they have not been recognised as important, maybe because partying was never my thing. It could also be said that if a birthday is forgotten or not acknowledged there would be no growing old!

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AGEING JOYFULLY

MOVING HOUSE – a sense of expansion

ONLY SKIN DEEP ~ THE BEAUTY OF AGEING

GROWING OUT THE 'GREYS'

PURPOSE

growing older – what does that look like?

THE JOY OF LIVING PURPOSE

LIVING JOYFULLY IN OUR SEVENTIES

THE SIMPLICITY OF AGEING

THE JOY OF BEING 70 PLUS

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