We think that to be spiritual, or to spiritually grow, requires us to go to India and sit in an ashram meditating, praying and chanting for a month. Or that endless courses, retreats, ayahuasca journeys, treatments are what is going to make us more spiritual. Don't get me wrong, all of these are wonderful tools but only when integrated and only when we don't neglect, escape or judge our regular lives as "non spiritual."
The greatest path is the path of your life. It's in the mundaneness of your everyday life, in the choice of how we respond vs react, or even how we later choose to respond to our reaction, that we spiritually grow. Our lives are the grist for the mill. The obstacle is the way. The only way out is through. It is by embracing our humanity that we spiritually evolve. All these show us that we are on the path already and there is nowhere 'out there' that we're going to spiritually evolve more than just here, right now.
I hope this perspective will offer many of you the opportunity to exhale. To stop judging yourself or pressuring yourself for not being spiritual enough. For believing your'e doing something wrong or you're not doing enough spiritual stuff to make you a more evolved version of yourself. Your life is a good enough teacher. There is opportunity in everything.
We can let go of the spiritual facades, the masks and identities we believe make us more enlightened and instead we get to just be us: bear, vulnerable, authentic, human (and divine), us.
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Loving you from afar,
Corinne
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