with the current or against the current

It seems lately the more I resist something, the more it starts to come my way, in second and third helpings... and the more relaxed I am then it shows up in smaller bite sizes...

I read recently that what re resist is usually what we need

This makes sense to me when I am reading it, but when it comes to real life I would rather go hungry in most instances, than have a plate so full that it is spilling over the edges.

So is it better to have one full meal of life and dive right in,  or smaller little snacks of it spread through out?
In one hand getting life's gifts all at once can have a huge life altering experience that may either change your course, or volcano. Or you may be going so slow that the changes are sustainable but could potentially not be enough to keep you on track.

Maybe what this calls for is a little more flowing and a little less ebbing...

Do it Beautiful

Every thing you do deserves to be done beautifully.

Don't be in such a rush that you just brush over things lightly, give it your full attention, and really focus in on the details. 

Do everything as it was an outward representation of your soul.

 You could do a million things with little effort, but it is going to be that one thing that you put love into that is going to make all the difference.

"No job is too small to be done beautifully" 

Move like Water

"As large as the universe outside, even so large is the universe within the lotus of the heart. Within it are heaven and earth, the sun, the moon, the lightning and all the stars. What is in the MACROcosm is in the MICROcosm." (Chandogya Upanishad 8:1:3)

I am beginning to focus on the the infinity that we hold inside of ourselves, the spaceless space that we do not see...we can imagine it when we close our eyes and go deep inside.

 The more I close my eyes, the more I am beginning to move in my life like water: without hesitation, going with the natural fluid flow of the current and reflecting all that I am surrounded by inside and outside.