What are you grateful for?

…I was asked the other day during a session where for q change I was in front of the camera.

My Life, I said. And I meant it.

I’ve been working hard on learning to accept, to balance, to change what is no longer serving me and manifest what I actually want. It is an outgoing process, but if we’re not happy and appreciative in the now, we won’t ever feel it, even if achieved.

I am guilty of chasing achievement and when I reach it, the next goal is already in the far distance, waving at me. A constant chase, an illusion that “one day” when I “get there” I will feel complete.

No.

If it’s not now it’s never. Because we only have now. And the now in the previous sentence is already the past. The moment is now and the moment passes in an instant. Nothing in the future will fulfil you like the gratitude of what you have NOW.

Now is everything we have, yet we live disconnected of it looking forward or backwards.

What are you grateful for now?

Who would you call now if this was your last phone call?

How much is enough?

Is a burnout always required to show that a break is desperately needed?

Regarding everting - physical activity, creative flow, relationships, especially the one with the Self.

We, as women, often struggle with the idea of resting, taking time to reflect, slowing down. Especially those of us who are goal, carrer oriented. We dismiss the idea of how we’re supposed to function and follow the example of the men.

There’s a reason we function in a different way. Acknowledging our strengths and weaknesses, living the way we were created to is the only way forward.

You’re here for a reason. Your strength is in what is given to you, what comes easier to you but make difference in others life.

You don’t need to hustle for your gift. Just tune to it and let it flow.

The intelligence of the body is not always as it seems

The body is so intelligent that often overwrites your decisions. It is so aware of your fears even when you’ve blind yourself to acknowledge them.

To change the pattern is not only enough to find the cause or to see it. To change the pattern involves changing your emotional state about it, teaching your nervous system how to behave.

Traumatised experiences trapped in our body’s fields involve reprogramming ourselves for emotional reactions about experiences we hidden deep inside from our own self.

I don’t think it’s impossible. Yet involves tools might have never been used before.

Where do you go from here?

What is your relationship with change? How do you feel about the changes life trows at you, about how the people around you change, about the changes you have to make within yourself in order to become, achieve or develop that what you desire inside?

I confess - I used to fear change. So much that concisely collected, recorded and re-thouhgt moments so I don’t forget them. When my beloved Father made his transition to the Sky, this was one of my main goals - to NOT forget him or any moment we had together.

Life thought me change is inevitable. In fact essesncial. Witough change there is no growth, no further moment, no life. Our ego does not like it of course, as it can’t be controlled or predicted. Yet this is the whole point of it.

We are in a constant change, no moment is the same as another. What is now is gone in a moment. What is was will never be and what will be has never been before. We notice and enjoy how young children grow, but soon we forget this exact thing is happening to us with the same pace, even if not as visibly distinctive.

Change, as scary as is might seem at times, is a great thing. It means nothing lasts forever - nor the bad or the good. It teaches us to appreciate the moment, to value the colours of each experience.

Change means the seed we planted today will grow and give us fruits. It means the fruits we’re eating are here because of ours ancestors efforts. Change means we have the power to make a difference, even if we don’t see it in our life time.

Our body is also affected by change. It grows and it will die. It changes along the way under the circumstances or care we pit through. Every breath we barely notice passing through our lungs is a change that gives us the next moment of life.

Change is necessary, inevitable and enriching.

Take it with no fear, embrace it instead.

A woman’s body

What an incredible experience!

Constantly changing. Capable to birth life. To expand, to transform and then get back to regularity. To feel truth and transmit peace.

The more I age, or better to say grow, the more I appreciate my female body. Observing carefully - what we like, what we don’t like, and how much all these changes are helping us and the world.

It might look like a men’s world, but we all came out of a women’s womb.

Sexes are not equal, but they’re equally important. Life is a duality, balance is key. Let’s give equally high credits to both parties. And may both know their true role…