Heather Week 7 Blog

I am profoundly grateful for the Positive Principle Show experience. I want to thank Polly, Max and Tricia for being the finest of coaches and support team. I am so grateful for my fellow cast members who shared their journey with me. It has been a transformative experience.

The Universe has a funny yet perfect way of divulging its lessons. I had no idea when I commenced this 8 week journey, that I would be a loving witness to my beautiful cat, Stormy's transition to the other side. As I was changing and connecting to Spirit, as well as rewriting old stories that no longer served me, my 22 year old furry child was preparing for his journey, teaching me the lesson of embracing now, teaching me what it is to be, rather than do. His transition on Thursday was so serene, I sensed the greatness of his beautiful spirit rise from his tired, frail mortal coil, and infuse the room with peace and love. I will miss his constant physical presence. I had him for a third of my life so far, 16 of his 22 years on Earth. Yet his wise emerald eyes are emblazoned into my being and my heart. I can sense his sweet paws wrapped around me, the soft purring. The house takes on a stillness and light that is aglow with heavenly presence. I sense it in Ken and our other four cats. We hold the sacred space for him as he journeys on...

I know that I am able to tune into this beautiful other worldliness because of my transformation with the Positive Principle Show. I have learned that the most astonishing changes may be barely perceptible to others, yet are so powerful. I have learned that it is ok to stop, to revel in the lesson of just being. Peace allows for the big changes in life. I realize also my initial goal in wanting to be on the show was actually quite narrow in scope. Yes. I am pursuing recording and creating my music. Yet that is just one facet of me. Through Stormy's illness and passing, the fire in me has been reignited to incorporate animals into both my personal and career life. The loss has shown me also what I have gained, the courage and desire to continue on, to yes, mourn when loss arrives. Yet to also celebrate, to revel in the sheer awe of this journey, life. To let the restless tides of emotion run through me like rain...And to quote one of my favorite movies of all time, American Beauty " You might think I'd be pretty pissed off about what happened to me, but how can I be when there is so much beauty in this world."

Namaste,

Heather