Back in August of last year in my post ‘I started meditating‘, I concluded with the following words –
Meditation once again brought me comfort and brought me back to me.
I asked meditation to join me and help me, to improve me, to take me and bring me to a better place.
I asked meditation to teach me, to build me, to journey with me to a better life.
Mediation has accomplished these and will continue to do so as I proceed forward into my journey.
I started meditating.

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In today’s post, I begin with the following words –
I have not written or even mentioned anything about meditation for quite some time. It once was a daily activity in my life and now is a memory of something I once did. I enjoyed the time spent meditating and felt I received benefits from it that helped me in my daily life. I missed it; but used the past 6 month’s events to not be associated with it. There was the chemotherapy, the CAT Scans, the PET Scans, MRI and then the surgery. There was the overwhelming tiredness, the severe pains, the difficulty in walking and other problems related to my cancer and my health.
But, I did not use meditation during this time, instead allowing that present situation at times during the past months to take control of my moods and attitude. I missed it.

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The non-existent meditation, I want to bring back into my life and be a part of me again.
I ask meditation to join me again and help me again, to improve me again and to take me and bring me to a better place.
I ask meditation to teach me again, to build me again, to journey with me to a better life.
Meditation has accomplished these in the past and I hope again to do so again as I proceed forward into my journey.