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“You stand at the threshold of a grand adventure. And the extend to which you are able to experience the fullness of that journey is determined by the extend to which you are able to let go of the scenarios that no longer serve you.”
“You have noticed, with rare exception, that the circumstances of your life are unraveling at an unprecedented pace. You have begun to question what is happening, as the structure of your life as you know it begins to crumble. You look around you for explanations. And you probe your own circumstances for clues that would justify the destruction of the familiar. At first, you may resist the impetus to dematerialize what has been the foundation of your reality. In time, you will come to recognize the inevitability of the momentum that guides you. For, the momentum is unyielding, carrying you in a direction that is new, yet feels comfortable and familiar.”
“As you begin to release the constrains that bind you to circumstances you have outgrown, you will discover that the direction of choice is found on a road that you must travel alone.”
“As you gather the fragments of the structure that crumbles around you, and you cease trying to ‘make sense of it,’ you will come to embrace the peace of knowing, that the struggle is, at last, coming to an end. And you will experience a sense of sweet detachment from what was and an openness to what is yet to be.”
~Rasha from Oneness
13 comments
Lauren says:
May 24, 2012
Perfect. :)
Kim says:
Aug 2, 2012
Struck my chord
adri says:
Sep 1, 2012
“found on a road that you must travel alone,” speaks volumes. i find that my mind tends to expose a future preconception based on steps and expectations it has fabricated with a critical hand. i paint a landscape to match the story that is yet to be, and will it i include the attachment to someone else… someone i find and view as a beam of support, the scaffolding of my search for success and consequential happiness. yet the road is unique to you and unfolds accordingly. support must be found in my own self. alone is the way.
Sanna says:
Aug 8, 2014
beautifully said, thank you! … it’s when the scaffolding keeps breaking apart to remind one not to be scared of al(l)-one-ness because its the opposite we will experience.
Mage Maxim says:
Sep 4, 2012
rings a bell ;)
Cephlany says:
Feb 3, 2014
still my guitar gently weeps
Lilly says:
Aug 5, 2014
Wonderful, wonderful…..thank you.
Latha says:
Aug 6, 2014
Thanks a lot for this. I read…and re-read. You have triggered my momentum. Thanks a lot. Bless your soul. I read oneness because of you and it changed my perception a lot.
Jassy Bernadette says:
Aug 6, 2014
Beautiful & Just what I needed to read this morning! I LOVE your blog, Thank you for sharing your wonderful insights and sharing so much knowledge <3
Emma Jean says:
Aug 8, 2014
Thank you this really is exactly what I needed to hear this morning… A beautiful way for me to start the day…
<3
Beth says:
Aug 10, 2014
perfect.
“As you gather the fragments of the structure that crumbles around you, and you cease trying to ‘make sense of it,’ you will come to embrace the peace of knowing, that the struggle is, at last, coming to an end. And you will experience a sense of sweet detachment from what was and an openness to what is yet to be.”
… CEASE TRYING TO MAKE SENSE OF IT!
Yes!
xo Beth
Roxanna says:
Mar 9, 2017
Tylko czym godny tego zaszczytu dostÄ…pić. To jakoby dwór monarszy, a ja rzemieÅ›lnik jestem…Toż dama najwyższej predjdencii.Jownegom pewien, pÄ™dzli nie umyjÄ™.ZostawiÄ™ potomkom na pamiÄ…tkÄ™… :)
jax says:
Oct 23, 2014
there is no date on this post, that would bring some context to it…?