The Best Definition of Crazy I Have Ever Written
August 25th, 2009 | 
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“Re: CRAZY-I think I allow myself to go into my darkness more than most other people do. I think true craziness happens when we try to keep ourselves up above the surface of our own darkness and eventually it claims us because it is PART of us and therefore must be claimed.
In my moments of doubt, I hear my parents’ critical voices calling me a liar, or that I’m making things up….and other extended family voices, who reject me or call me crazy in subtle, socially acceptable ways.
That fear is there because I DO feel crazy sometimes, and I define that as when I feel so much inside that things don’t make sense.
When I am NOT in doubt, in the grip of my ego, I know that sometimes things don’t make sense to our MINDS, but they make sense to our Soul and Spirit and Body and the larger Whole. So, when that uncomfortable feeling comes up, I try to trust that it is temporary and that there is some larger purpose going on that leads to wholeness and awareness. And self love.”
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Ahhh, Licia. Thank you. Your post really hit the spot this morning. I’ve been having some physical symptoms of not fully claiming myself recently and I think it’s about my more masculine side and fundamental anger/assertion — all which have continually risen and been somewhat deflected by me. Even though I’m more grounded and real than I’ve ever been, there are more shadow aspects that need to be present and acknowledged in my life. In the space of the heart and wholeness, all is welcome.