The mighty Mississippi starts as a trickle that you can walk across, but becomes powerful and unstoppable as it flows.
We have to keep ourselves from being diverted and misdirected to find our own power.
The mighty Mississippi starts as a trickle that you can walk across, but becomes powerful and unstoppable as it flows.
We have to keep ourselves from being diverted and misdirected to find our own power.
Consider the power of the idea that you choose to do something good for yourself.
The practice shifts us. There’s no magic, just the choice to change.
If repetition is the thing that takes us further into the practice, the attitude we take into our repetition is going to constrain how the practice serves us.
The nature of practice is that it shows its effects over time. We must take the time to let it mold us.
Everything changes, but nothing is truly lost.
Everything that begins, ends. The sound of OM reminds us of this, asks us to embrace the possibility of transformation.
Grace isn’t something to hoard, it’s fuel, it’s what gives us the strength to go on when we feel spent. It is our acceptance of the gifts of the universe.
This is our moment to be.
We are connected. We are bound. We are entangled. We should embrace this.