The Humpty Dumpty nursery rhyme reminds me of our inner resistance to change, to acceptance, to transformation. Could it be that Humpty Dumpty is just afraid of change? Could he be hiding his own connection with spirit from himself?
If we allow our 'old selves' to be dismantled and are confident of a positive outcome then there's a real opportunity. Dismantled means just to let things fall apart so they can be re-arranged more creatively.
This is the 'adaptive mechanism"'of spirit in action. It's the phoenix rising on whatever level we can let this happen. Finally it's becoming more human, more alive and more awake. It's accepting that the gift of Awakening Self is ever-present. (also see Humpty D. part 2)
Maybe, Humpty Dumpty does not see the need to change and doesn't know how to change. There may not be a fear factor at all.
Posted by: footiam | January 28, 2008 at 06:05 AM
RESPONSE TO FOOTIAM: Good point. If innocently not needing or not knowing about change there may be no fear experienced. Thanks for comment.
Posted by: codakiz | January 28, 2008 at 08:27 AM