02/24/2024
🔸What unburdens you?
I’ll never forget an article that prompted me to ask myself this question. Often, we’re so preoccupied by the list of things that seemingly burdens us that we forget that increasing relief is brought on by giving care and attention to what unburdens us.
🔸Where do you feel your strength awaken?
When I reference strength, I don’t mean self-sacrificial endurance, but what your natural strength is. Strength is meant to enliven us, not deplete us.
🔸What allows your heart to feel less constricted and more open?
This is where you consider what softens you, disarms you, and allows you to feel connected to self, others, and sense of purpose in your life.
🔸What areas of your life can you let gratitude into?
This question prompts curiosity, but its not a “toxic positivity” curator. For many of us, we can often find gratitude when we pay attention to ordinary moments where we notice what’s present and not what is missing. Allowing ourselves to let in gratitude reminds me of a Esther Hicks quote shared with me by someone fairly recently, “A happy life is made up of happy moments, but most people miss the moments because they are trying to get a happy life.”
🔸What would you need to let go of or embrace to access hope for the future?
Believe or not, our human evolution consist greatly on a hope for the future, yet when when we witness various challenges in the world, to be hopeful can at times feel naive. Yet, an inner or outer world without hope can significantly impact our wellness. We can be aware and simultaneously hopeful. So let yourself access hope where you can find it. It’s not naive, its bravely intentional.💫
🔸What’s one act of courage that could aid you in allowing yourself to be supported and loved abundantly by others ?
While this is for any and everyone, I especially point this out for those who are often overly self-reliant and need the reminder that autonomy and communal care can co-exist expansively, if they dare to let themselves find out.