Last Friday, I wrote a piece over at BNT called, The Power of Anxiety: 5 Questions to Change Your Life. Gotta admit, I’ve been feeling anxious as of late. A bit trapped. Kinda flailing (or failing). We all have our ways of dealing with these emotions when they come up, and I bet more than one of you might have the same inclination as me – to run the hell away (though my running away is less of the drinking and drugging variety and more of the actual physically moving to another locale kinda option.

“You are poised at the starting line, one foot behind you, ready to sprint. In this life, you are on the fast track, and you must decide if you want to keep those around you who aren’t on the same track.” I’ve heard variations of this before. Whether it’s been that I’m an old soul, or the fact that I’ve got some intense fire in my chart, or even that I’m fully enlightened and just don’t realize it (yes, I’ve been told this – god forbid), most intuitives/psychics/healers/whathaveyous tell me I’m here to get shit done, though maybe not in so many words.

It is often as I’m telling a story, something about life and the bigger picture, that I approach the subject with a bit of trepidation. Almost apologizing, mumbling just a bit, I admit the reason that I agree with some general observation is because I believe there is more than just this life. Of course, it matters who I’m talking to. Tribe members can often be noted from afar, and they nod their heads quickly in agreement. Others are just as obvious, and of course, those are the ones with whom I tend to end up in these types of conversations. Their pupils constrict as they attempt to hide their judgment, or they go ahead and more openly question my assuredness of lives before and after this one.