Dear Friends,
We experienced a beautiful new moon and solar eclipse while celebrating Passover and Eid after Easter. How was that experience for you?
Thinking of you as I continue to experience letting go of what is and trusting that all is happening for me, not to me. Funny enough I wrote about this in “four steps to flow” and it’s comical how it feels completely foreign to me four years later.
The process of taking time away for the last eight weeks has been discombobulating. I experienced a dismantling of what I have known and believed. An emptying out of what was, to open space for a new way of being.
I felt a coming home to my authentic being without any need to do or become. I feel free to be myself without holding back or longing to be understood.
Do you feel free to be authentic? What is holding you back? Do you still feel a need to do or become?
What would it feel like if you trusted the world to see you?
I feel untethered as Michael Singer shares in his beautiful book “the untethered soul”. I remember reading this during my cancer treatment and experiencing a lightness and aliveness that I had never known. It was confusing as I was supposedly “dying,” yet I felt like a butterfly, free of all the worldly constructs that I was carrying until my health challenge forced me to let it all go.
Sending you love and kisses from afar as you consider this invitation to allow yourself to just be you. As Thomas Merton says “just be you as everyone else is taken”.
With love and gratitude,
feisal
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– feisal alibhai
