Love and Letting Go
You must find a balance between engaging life aggressively, and the other side, of approaching life with acceptance and receptivity so we can surrender to the larger creative process. We can stop hoarding, stop talking more than we need, because there is always enough for everyone. We can trust that what lies ahead may actually be better than what we see now.
Stop grasping at the past and start living more optimistically and imaginatively Then, instead of worrying about the sunset, we can enjoy the evening stars and look forward to the sun rising again at just the right time. The obsession with losing what we have, our youth, our belongings, our loved ones, our health, begins to fade, but make our relationship with loss a healthy one.
A law of physic states that everything in the universe is moving towards chaos and disorder, toward breakdown and death. Temporary disorder and disorientation are necessary precludes to organization at a higher level. This is what we experienced when we begin a new relationship, a new career. Change holds danger, but also the potential for something new, and better to begin. This is a natural order of the universe.
Once we face our fear and experienced a sense of loss and despair in our bodies, no longer denying it or running away from it, the fear dissipates. Then we can immerse ourselves in the chaos of creation of a new life. Total immersion into the new is the only way to experience full initiation into a new stage of being and perceiving. Allowing ourselves to be truly terrified by the unknown, we can let go of the safety of the old and plunge into unfamiliar waters, aware of the risks but excited by the possibilities.
All desire for unconditional love is really a longing for Spirit , for the true beloved, who alone can love unconditionally, and can never be lost.
It takes courage to stay with fear and breathe into that emotion, and endure it, and then letting it go. Running away from it or trying to subdued it, never works for very long.
19,389 Americans do THIS “Brain Trick” Every Morning
Did Your “Genius Brain” Get Switched Off?
Most Seniors Don’t Realize This…
Getting older doesn’t have to mean your brain gets slower…
According to researchers, there’s a tiny but important part of the brain that gets “switched off” with age…
…And most people have no idea this is even happening to them.
Deep inside your brain sits a tiny structure called the hippocampus — basically your brain’s control center.
Memory, focus, mental sharpness… it all runs through there.
And according to neuroscientists, in 99% of adults over 50, it’s almost completely dormant.
Which explains things like:
❌ Brain fog
❌ Blurry memory
❌ Sudden blanks mid-conversation
None of that is “just aging.”
Your hippocampus is simply switched off.
Here’s where it gets interesting, though…
A neuroscientist recently discovered a “7-Second Brain Trick” that switches it back on.
People who’ve tried it describe it as “the fog suddenly lifted.”
So far, 19,389 Americans are doing this every morning and are reporting:
🧠 A sharper memory
⚡ All-day-long mental clarity
🎯 The “sharpness” from their younger days returning
Want to see if it could work for you?
Tap the button above to try the 7-Second Brain Trick before this page comes down.
