
Embodied Awakening - Free Falling
photo by Bruce Christianson
Dear Ones,
As structures, agreements, alliances and familiar forms continue to unravel and dissolve in this current quickening of change, I am curious what are you holding on to? What are some ways you are seeking certainty outside of yourself? Grasping at what is familiar while resisting what you fear? Attempting to recreate old patterns that belong to a past that no longer exists? Trying to stay safe even as the fault lines crack open and the ground beneath us all reveals itself as illusion?
What does this grasping, seeking, holding, trying to stay safe feel like in your body? How does it guide your life, your relationship with others, with the earth, with yourself, with the Divine? What could it feel like to honor this pattern of seeking certainty for the ways it has shown up in your life, receive this honoring deeply, and feel into a deeper desire? Feel into a desire that is deeper than relative safety, feel into the deeper purpose of your life here, now.
Perhaps as you open to this desire, you can sense your grasping fists unfurl, palms wide, body relaxed, floating, permeable.
What does it feel like to allow this freefall? To honor what seeks the illusion of safety and, for a moment, not touch it? To be willing to be free, to fall, realizing that anything you were holding onto is also falling. Drifting on invisible currents of Divine wisdom that have always carried you, are you, can never be anything other than what you already, always are. What does it feel like to allow this Divine wisdom to live fully, freely through what you call “me”?
“The bad news is you're falling through the air, nothing to hang on to, no parachute. The good news is, there's no ground.” — Chögyam Trungpa.
You are all invited to join me to discover for yourself. We plan to meet by zoom on Saturday May 3rd from 10-11:30 Mountain Daylight Time.
9am Pacific Time
5pm/17h - London
6pm/18h - Amsterdam
If you would like to join us, please contact me here: embodied meditation sign up
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