Martha Beck in`Finding your way in a Wild New World” is saying is start with your art. It is a way that your unique true nature expresses itself in the world of Form. In this unique new world, you can find others who love your art will support you for creating anything your true nature finds beautiful, informative, nourishing or healing.
No one person has more ability than another, its the task that you’ve put the 10,000 hours practice into that you excel at. People want meaningful work and consumers have decided that they want to spend time and money on things that matter, so as a wayfinder, you are in a position to be a leader. Whatever created your own disillusionment, poverty, addiction, failure, bankrupsy, also affected others. So if you offer something that is unique and helpful others will find you.

I’ve decided my rhinocerous is my health issues. I have a family history of diabetes. That’s meeting my rhinocerus. But to flashback to an earliet issue as a child aged 9 I had osteomylitiis. I don’t remember the pain, but I remember the effects, I could not tolerate the weight of a sheet on my leg and a frame was inserted to hold the bed clothes from touching my leg.
The surgeon who operated saw me reading a book about Anna Pavlova, and told me one day I’d dance like her. He gave me hope and my life back, while draining my leg of infection from an open wound. I know I healed myself mentally as he healed my physical body. Others said I’d never walk again, but I did.
I believe we all have the ability to heal ourselves, we can do so particularly where medical science has no cure. Its a test of our abilities as healers to do so. ‘Physician heal thyself’, is the quote that I hear.

You are the change you want to see in the world. Have you met your rhinocerous?

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