What Tools Are In Your Toolbox?

I forgot that I had all of these tools.

I was perusing the local hardware store the other day when I came across a tool that I just had to have. I thought it would be a great tool to help me work on our 1999 used RV. After making the purchase, I brought it home with excitement. Would this be the tool of all tools that would help me to fix that thing?

When I got home, I started the unboxing process but soon realized that I needed another tool to put the new device together. I started asking myself, “Will I ever have enough tools?”

As I am digging around in my toolbox, I see duplicates of specific screws and tools. I must have compiled these little tools over time and, in a mad rush, just threw them into my toolbox without thinking.

All of this made me wonder, “What do I have inside all of these toolboxes of mine?” I immediately wanted to pull everything out of my different toolboxes and inventory what I already have floating around. What tools have I been overlooking? How much money have I been wasting on duplicates?

I find that I get some great quiet time when I am working by myself in the garage. All of this thinking about tools that I already had made me think about my healing journey. What personal tools do I already own that I have not been using along my path to health and wellness?

I like simple and functional tools when I am working because they are easy to use, and they stay at the top of my toolbox. I want to approach my health and wellbeing in the same way. I can think of two practices right away that I do without even trying. I do walking meditations every day because it gets my body moving while clearing my mind. Also, I do a protection prayer every night before I go to sleep because of my experience with dark entities and dark energy. These tools were easy to think of because I do these things automatically due to my life’s experience, but was there anything else that I have been overlooking?

With the New Year right around the corner, I figure that this is a perfect time to inventory what personal tools work for me. What tools have I learned that can be simple to use and sustainable to keep practicing aside from those mentioned above. I am encouraging my friends and family to do the same thing. I know that I want to wake up every morning, knowing that I am ready with the tools that will help me to have the best day that I can have. The New Year is always an excellent time for a fresh start. What tools do you have in your toolbox?

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