When we begin to swirl in our world, we come back to the breath.

When encouraged to BE, those of us who could be seen as “busy“ may be at a loss. What does that even mean?

How do we give all things permission to enter our world, receiving what is before us? Let us muse together this morning.

Being in the flow of life is likened to laying in a moving river. How does our fear play into remaining in the flow of life?

The question: what is my business?

The manager: one who manages… All the things. How do we relinquish our need to manage and control all aspects of our lives?

Musings on suffering using Yoga Sutra 2.15: parinama tapa samskara duhkhaih guna vrittih virodhat cha duhkham eva sarvam vivekinah - “To one of discrimination, everything is painful indeed, due to its consequences: the anxiety and fear over losing what is gained; the resulting impressions left in the mind to create renewed cravings; and the constant conflict among the three Gunas, which control the mind.“

May we celebrate the life around us.

It is a precious opportunity to be able to connect to the world we encounter. Take time today to connect.

Hope is not the attachment to what is to come; hope is surrender to what is.