As we walked along the path by the river, we were surprised to see a lonely looking Pelican floating along the water, occasionally sticking its head below the water and then pulling it up again.
My friend recently lost her husband to a long battle with cancer. She was enjoying the walk and we were having a lively conversation. Suddenly, the Pelican squawked, and stared right at her. It began a lively combination of swimming, and sticking its head under water, and shaking water off, and then starting the combination all over. We were surprised yet again, by this unusual behaviour.
Elizabeth asked me what I thought the bird was doing. My reply was that the Pelican was giving her a message about life. Here is my interpretation of the message.
- Pick up the pace of what you are doing. It is okay to be gentle for a while, however, you do need to get on with things.
- When you feel an emotion, dive into it, and find out where it takes you. Remember that an emotion is symptomatic of something else going on.
- Hiding from the world view by burying your head will not change things. Meet things head on.
- When you have explored something, shake it off, and move on to the next thing.
- Moving with the water’s flow is easier than swimming upstream.
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