Tag: conscious living
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NO, NO & NO AGAIN
Saying no is not always an easy task. But it’s necessary. Especially while traveling I’ve noticed so many pushy people. Which I have compassion for also, western people with (according to them) a lot of money, come to your country and it’s an opportunity. Fair enough. But it’s so intense. Especially as a solo female…
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boundaries and anxiety: intertwined
Lessons on boundaries are so interesting. To state them and get people out of your field – creates space. Space for you to be true to you again. Which creates this amazing feeling of flow and joy. There are so many boundaries you can put, the right people (for your path) will listen and anticipate.…
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sometimes it is easier to give love to animals then to humans
In my observation of people I noticed that sometimes it is so much easier to give and receive love from animals rather then humans. Humans can reject, humans act unpredictable. Animals are loving and give back to you always. It is interesting to observe how deep people connect with other beings. It is powerful. Sometimes…
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stay curious
Curiosity is such a beautiful thing. It allows us Not everything needs to be figured out right away. Not every feeling needs a label. Not every path needs a clear destination. Curiosity softens the need to control. It opens space where certainty tries to close it. What if, instead of needing to know, you allowed…
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drinking water: a ritual
Water is essential to us humans for survival. She has been with us since the beginning of time on this earth. We forget, especially when she is super accessible, how special she is. But then yet she is. Without her we would not live. We can hydrate our cells. Wash our bodies. Clean our clothes.…
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observation: micro and macro
The beauty of observing people, situations and knowledge. One of the beautiful curranderas I got to meet in Ecuador explained us about the micro and macro. Life is beautiful but sometimes also comes with it’s challenges. Within the theory of micro and macro it is important to know when to zoom in and out. When…