Hi everyone - my first post *smiles and takes a deep breath*
Starting today at 12pm at the Temple of Discussion I shall be facilitating a peek into a book that I have found to be most useful in my own journey of service and submission and encourage some reflection and discussion around some of the concepts of service and D/s that are covered within it.
“Where I am Led” by Christina Parker is a service exploration workbook and offers opportunity for reflection in the form of specific words (guideposts) associated with D/s and service, along with thoughts, some assignments and projects.
Over the weeks ahead on Mondays at 12pm SLT W/we will select just some of these, reflect upon them, discuss them and see where they lead U/us (or have led U/us) in O/our own individual journeys. How do W/we feel about the statements and thoughts? Do W/we agree with them? Do W/we not? Do they remind U/us of specific experiences in O/our own journeys?
Tonight I will offer an introduction to the book and the author and make a start by looking at the following:
Guidepost #1 for consideration: Determination
"...Determination can often turn a failure into a success. There are many ways to accomplish the same goal. If one way doesn’t work, try another until you find one that does...."
Thoughts for this week:
Hope to see Y/you all there later but if you can’t make it today at 12pm SLT please do feel free to post your comments here on the blog and I will happily take them to the discussion.
Over the weeks ahead on Mondays at 12pm SLT W/we will select just some of these, reflect upon them, discuss them and see where they lead U/us (or have led U/us) in O/our own individual journeys. How do W/we feel about the statements and thoughts? Do W/we agree with them? Do W/we not? Do they remind U/us of specific experiences in O/our own journeys?
Tonight I will offer an introduction to the book and the author and make a start by looking at the following:
Guidepost #1 for consideration: Determination
"...Determination can often turn a failure into a success. There are many ways to accomplish the same goal. If one way doesn’t work, try another until you find one that does...."
Thoughts for this week:
- "...Many people make the mistake of assuming that giving up control also means giving up responsibility. No matter what the situation, a slave shares equal responsibility for any consequences, either good or bad, that occur as a result of consensual activities..."
- "...There is a strong power that can be gained through surrender. It is not a power that comes from manipulation or passive-aggressive control over another person. Instead, it is a peaceful, internal power that fills the heart and soul of the slave/submissive who recognizes the pleasure that quiet obedience gives to an Owner..."
Hope to see Y/you all there later but if you can’t make it today at 12pm SLT please do feel free to post your comments here on the blog and I will happily take them to the discussion.
Voice led / text welcome.
2 comments:
Would like to hear how this session went - disappointed I couldn't attend
It went well thanks Estos - hope you can make it next week same time when we will be looking at "Patience" as well as considering two more "thoughts for the day".....will post more details nearer the time *smiles*.
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