Ask yourself: WHAT WOULD LOVE DO?
"When you find yourself feeling righteous, angry, frustrated, resentful, judgmental, or overwhelmed with grief, you may feel tempted to close your heart, armor up, judge and defend. It's only natural, so don't judge yourself. We're all prone to such moments of unconsciousness. But make it a practice to see how quickly you can open your heart again. When you notice your heart closing off, shut your eyes and take a quiet moment to contemplate this question: What would love do?
Sometimes love forgives what feels unforgivable. Sometimes love questions everything from a place of curiosity and humility. Sometimes loves sets boundaries. Sometimes love prays for help. Sometimes love opens the heart even further than you ever thought possible. Sometimes love confesses an unspeakable truth. Sometimes love leaves you bare and vulnerable, a turtle without a shell in a briar patch. Sometimes love can be a scalpel, slicing through delusion. Sometimes love leaves. Make this question your meditation. Ask yourself multiple times throughout the day. Become One with love and let it live through you."
~Lissa Rankin, Anatomy of a Calling
Sometimes love forgives what feels unforgivable. Sometimes love questions everything from a place of curiosity and humility. Sometimes loves sets boundaries. Sometimes love prays for help. Sometimes love opens the heart even further than you ever thought possible. Sometimes love confesses an unspeakable truth. Sometimes love leaves you bare and vulnerable, a turtle without a shell in a briar patch. Sometimes love can be a scalpel, slicing through delusion. Sometimes love leaves. Make this question your meditation. Ask yourself multiple times throughout the day. Become One with love and let it live through you."
~Lissa Rankin, Anatomy of a Calling
Happy Monday beautiful hearts! I hope that you celebrated all the beautiful women in your life over the weekend! As I was relaxing on my patio last evening, I opened up my new favorite book (The Anatomy of a Calling) and this is the section that revealed itself to me, "Let Love Flow."
I honestly love how essentially vulnerable Lissa Rankin is. She extends each of her readers the invitation to multiply their capacity for love. Can you pause for just a moment and feel the palpable sensation of love at work in your life?
As we move into a new week, how will this question become of utmost importance in your life? How would your life take off if you allowed love to live through you? Love makes us real. Love grants us compassion for the journey. Love becomes the absolute adventure. Love becomes the cocoon of truth. Love is the ultimate pilgrimage.
I hope that this day inspires you to "Let love flow..." Become courageous superhero's in your life. Allow love to be your superpower.
May You Sweetly Seek:)
In Gratitude,
Sarah
I honestly love how essentially vulnerable Lissa Rankin is. She extends each of her readers the invitation to multiply their capacity for love. Can you pause for just a moment and feel the palpable sensation of love at work in your life?
As we move into a new week, how will this question become of utmost importance in your life? How would your life take off if you allowed love to live through you? Love makes us real. Love grants us compassion for the journey. Love becomes the absolute adventure. Love becomes the cocoon of truth. Love is the ultimate pilgrimage.
I hope that this day inspires you to "Let love flow..." Become courageous superhero's in your life. Allow love to be your superpower.
May You Sweetly Seek:)
In Gratitude,
Sarah
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