I read this and it stopped all my thinking and planning of what I was going to do etc. The balloon floating away and the thought of letting go of expectations was exactly the release I needed.
It is Monday and we have been programmed to plan and meet deadlines and receive a sense of satisfaction or remuneration for our efforts… yes we do live in bondage of expectation.
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How many times have you moved through your day expecting to get paid? The expectation of compensation is almost subconscious but it is there. A “thank you” expects a “you’re welcome”, a kindness expects a kindness in return. If you do not receive these things,
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Charlie, your comment/ post, which I read on Jennifer’s website, totally resonated with me. When her post reached me, it was already the end of my day. I had loosely planned to get some things done, today. But it came differently and I was invited to stop and just let go. In my case it seems I just needed a little push (back pain since the morning which only allow aware and gentle moves). 😉
Your comment/ post reminded me, that all is well and that everything is going exactly in the “right” (in “lack” of a better expression) direction.
I felt like letting you know and say thank you. So:
Thank You!
Much love,
Steffi
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