What
if there is no need to change,
No need to transform
yourself
Into someone who is more
compassionate
More present, more
loving or wise?
How would this affect
all the faces in your life
Where you are endlessly
trying to be better?
What if the task is
simply to unfold,
To become who you
already are in your essential nature:
Gentle, compassionate
and capable of living
Fully and passionately
present?
What if the question is
not
"why am I so
infrequently the person I really want to be?"
but
"why do I so
infrequently want to be the person I really am?"
How would this change
what you think you have to learn?
What if becoming who and
what we truly are
Happens not through
striving and trying
But by recognising and
receiving the people, places and practices
That are for us, the
warmth of encouragement we need to unfold?
How would this shape the
choices you make of how to spend today?
What
if you knew that the impulse to move
In a way that creates
beauty in the world
Will arise from deep
within
And will guide you every
time you simply pay attention
And wait?
How would this shape
your stillness, your movement,
Your willingness to
follow this impulse,
To just let go,
And dance?
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