Four Stones

I take another step forward. Four stones appear. They are both similar and distinctly different.

The first stone I step on has a very large, deep crack running through it. It also has quite a few more lines that vary in depth. I am told that this is my physical stone. The cracks are injuries and illnesses I have had. The big crack is my back at this time.

The second stone has many lines and two big holes. This, is my emotional stone. The holes are from losing my Mom and not having had children. The lines are things that have hurt or disturbed me.

The third stone reminds me of a road map. Many lines going every which way in varying widths and depths. These, I am told, are my thoughts.

The last stone, although there are many lines, is smooth. It is explained to me that this is my spiritual stone. I have had the opportunity to freely explore different thoughts, theories and religions. I have my own belief system that is a wonderful combination of all of these. The stone is smooth because here, I feel settled.