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Ciwt sometimes finds it challenging to allow herself that empty space she's created by giving up teaching yoga. People, students, yoga friends are in touch. They are good, yoga is good, the studio where she taught is good, but for an undetermined length of time she needs to be away from them, to listen to silence, find new bearings. It is difficult but essential to say "no" for a while.
A few thoughts about empty space from around the net:
- Your inner wisdom needs silence and space to feel safe enough to come out of hiding.
- Another woman decided to leave a work position that she found unfulfilling and unstimulating. She wanted to take a sabbatical period to rest and reflect on what she might actually want to do. She found it very difficult and even awkward, as at first she was doing "a whole lot of nothing". When people asked her how she was spending her time she felt embarrassed that she didn't have an impressive answer.
- One of the easiest and most effective ways to effortlessly attract something new into your life is to create some empty space....All clutter represents stuck energy.
- Slow down so what you want can catch you.
Say no, thank you today so you can say yes tomorrow.
Make space for what you want to show up.
Say no, thank you today so you can say yes tomorrow.
Make space for what you want to show up.
- Let go of the things that no longer serve you - so the essential you can show up.
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