It is such a beautiful way of expressing to let go, but not to get carried away in the undercurrent. I have taken up reading, gardening and stalking Royal Bengal tigers to keep myself occupied in things I love a great deal and each time I do it, I am able to sense a touch of creativity. Thanks a lot! Amidst pitch darkness, the light seeps in no matter how hard it is to make its way through...
Thank you for this article, particularly for a quote ‘Nothing ever goes away until it has taught us what we need to know’. Truly let it be. I have realised it on my meditations. What has to come and stay, eventually will. I can add some turmoil by resisting it or I can accept it and be with it as long as it has to be with me. I find the second one way better.
Thank you for reading and for your thoughtful comment. I’m so glad it resonates with you. I completely agree with what you’re saying. Meditation is indeed a very useful tool.
Hey Hege,
I loved your article. The quote from that woman who says, "Nothing ever goes away until it has taught us what we need to know," stuck with me.
In my case, I often rush to let go without having learned anything. I grew up in a society that had zero patience and understanding of these things.
So glad to hear it Yannis. I believe we repeat what we haven’t learned. You’re right where you’re supposed to be ✨
It is such a beautiful way of expressing to let go, but not to get carried away in the undercurrent. I have taken up reading, gardening and stalking Royal Bengal tigers to keep myself occupied in things I love a great deal and each time I do it, I am able to sense a touch of creativity. Thanks a lot! Amidst pitch darkness, the light seeps in no matter how hard it is to make its way through...
Thank you Vineet! Letting go is indeed hard but little by little with the right attitude and approach we make it through ✨
A great way to let go without letting go ourselves...Thanks a lot, Hege. 🙏
My pleasure ✨
Thanks for reminding me of this song 🎶.
‘There is a crack, a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.’
~~Leonard Cohen
Love Leonard Cohen’s work
Thank you for this article, particularly for a quote ‘Nothing ever goes away until it has taught us what we need to know’. Truly let it be. I have realised it on my meditations. What has to come and stay, eventually will. I can add some turmoil by resisting it or I can accept it and be with it as long as it has to be with me. I find the second one way better.
Thank you for reading and for your thoughtful comment. I’m so glad it resonates with you. I completely agree with what you’re saying. Meditation is indeed a very useful tool.
Yes! Meditation combined with cold exposure unlocks super human abilities. Cheers and greetings from Vilnius.☕
Thanks Thomas! Greetings from London 🇬🇧
Thank you, Hege! Been there once and would love to come back one day.
I love the call to use creativity as a catalyst for letting go or even transmuting ... . Thank you for these words!
Thank you Kiki. I believe creativity to be a powerful healing tool