28/08/2023
I rarely get ill but when I do it always reminds me of the art of surrender. Of letting go. Not trying. Not fighting against. Trusting. And ultimately recognising that we’re not so in control as we believe ourselves to be—at least not in the way we perceive “control.”
I really surrendered this time. It was testing at times, let me tell you. It was 41 degrees outside. I was shut in a darkened house. I kept getting hit with one thing after the next. It was a far from ideal situation after a recharging holiday. But I accepted. It was what it was and I could be nowhere else other than that present moment.
I take this lesson into life. It’s how I approach emotions and our human experience.
* You can’t get anywhere if you don’t accept where you presently are.
* Resisting your current experience only makes it worse.
* Surrender makes way for life to flow through you rather than against you.
* Trusting in ourselves, life, the Universe, God, whatever it is you bow down to with respect as a conscious part of who you already are but have merely forgotten, is what takes you through the moments. The hard ones, most especially.
We try too hard. We expect too much. This isn’t about mediocrity this is about knowing that in this moment, you’re good enough as you are. You’re worthy. You’re loveable. Your being is enough. Your existence is enough. Don’t worry so much. You can’t get this wrong.
You can only turn a deaf ear and a blind eye to your heart and the calling of your soul and then it is that, that will cause the most suffering and the greatest loss of opportunity to be who you truly are. But there’s no proving required. You’re good. Just listen. Love. Allow.
One step at a time…
Loving you from afar,
Corinne
Ps.I’m grateful for my returned health.A practice (gratitude) that invites me into the now.