Tantra has become a compelling practice, spirituality, mindset, healing modality, and so much more.
And for good reason; it’s non-dual.
What that means is there isn’t a hierarchy between body and mind.
Something so powerful and deep happened in a coaching session a few weeks ago.
I've been thinking about it and wanting to share it, thinking it might click a few things into place for you, too.
Because most of us...we want to experience love with a partner, with our person.
The idea of self-love can feel so far-fetched and inaccessible because we first experience love in relationship and attachment to our primary caregivers.
Sometime recently a friend forwarded me a list of journaling prompts, questions to explore and really look at around pandemic, coronavirus, social distancing, COVID-19, shelter-in-place, quarantine, isolation, ventilators, ICU.
I kept her email and every once in awhile would open it up and read through the questions.
Well, actually, I'd read the first prompt and stop.
A few days ago the ugliest, meanest, cruelest pieces of me descended.
I was too weak to stop them.
It hurt.
They hurt me.
I cried in the shower and hyperventilated and heaved....
But the next morning I leaned into tools I use to remember and embody supportive, kind, loving pieces of myself.
We all have these pieces—the ones that criticize and promote fear and ones that are compassionate and forgiving.
Oftentimes we are at war with ourselves thinking we have to lead with this voice or from that piece.
Nope.
You can hear and acknowledge and allow more than one conflicting voice or thing at a time...
And then you can CHOOSE.
Choose to lead with love.
Choose to lead with compassion.
Choose to lead with acceptance.
Choose to lead with curiosity.
Choose to lead with openness.
And thrive.
Sending you so much love,
Daniela