Week three of the Master Key Experience has been tough. It’s been a challenge to keep my schedule and at times, at night, I’ve been so tired while reading that I’m not sure I’m comprehending my words.
Red Circles are what I’m focused on this week. I’ve seen them on top of peanut butter jars, syrup containers, taillights to cars, the petals of the flower in my picture, red stop lights, and wonder bread.
My chore connected to the red dot is not complete, yet. I know I can “do it now” and act. I have great feelings of accomplishment from when I completed my chore last week, that was linked to the blue rectangle, and I am still relishing in those feelings.
I ask myself, “maybe I picked a chore too hard? I wouldn’t think cleaning out my purse would be that difficult. Is it connected somehow to my subconscious? Is the red dot a resistance to stop?” Thoughts that make me say, “huh”.
I’m trying to still this body and yet I’m finding my time has gotten away from me for my sit. Although I have completed a sit some days of this week, it is not perfect. I’m attempting to relax all my muscles and just BE. It is when things are not perfect in my eyes that I need to restart my mental diet of positivity.
Oh, it is a slippery slope to those old, engrained habits. I’m working on the weeding, seeding, feeding, and protecting of my mind. When I catch myself and bring myself back to the positive my day flows so much more easily; like the butterfly that flies from flower to flower in the garden.
May my transformation be reflected onto you positively and the words I write impact you and serve you. Hope, Health, and Happiness,
Kim Jordan



I so relate to your post. Your wording and intentions are beautiful. Thank you for this post!
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Hello Arlene, my happy place is in a garden. When I think of the garden, I can feel the sun on my face and feel the happy bright colors in front of me. This analogy for me changes my life. I hope it does for you too.
That’s awesome Kim! Thanks for sharing so we can celebrate, too:)
Thank you for your insights, Kim. I love the garden analogy, it is so appropriate as we cultivate our minds!
I’m excited to say I’ve completed both chores and feel wonderful. I completed a 30-minute sit today and it was powerful.