As I see it reaching out into a parallel distance, waving, enticing me, I start to follow. Wondering where will it lead me? I become giddy and light hearted as I twist and turn, undulating with the ribbon. I slowly let go of my tight grip and gently let it slide through my fingers.
Next, I became entangled with the ribbon. However, I do not feel restricted by it. The ribbon and I are one, and we are dancing. As I continue to follow, the ribbon dips away from me. I become afraid, but it quickly returns. I let go and twirl around, and it is still beside me. Sometimes I lead. Sometimes the ribbon leads. Sometimes it would remain right beside me. Sometimes it would go its own way. But, we would always come back together, at certain predetermined points.
I realize that where the ribbon leads me or I lead the ribbon is not important. It is the dance that is most important. The shared gentle flow, the twists and turns, knots and entanglements that are all part of the journey.