Meditation and the Practice of Allowing
Meditation isn’t meant to shield us from our thoughts nor be used as a weapon against our mind. It is a passive tool with fluid and compassionate energy. In meditation, we cultivate the space of allowing.
When you anticipate what's next and respond to that anticipation before the moment requires you to, you interrupt the natural unfolding of events.
We live in a society that often typecasts us in a certain role based on our outward appearance and demeanor. Expectations start to form about who we are based on those impressions that reinforce and motivate us to be that person.
Meditation isn’t meant to shield us from our thoughts nor be used as a weapon against our mind. It is a passive tool with fluid and compassionate energy. In meditation, we cultivate the space of allowing.
Perhaps the hardest stage in manifestation is when you no longer feel like your old self or belong in your old reality, but your new reality hasn’t materialized yet.