Spending Time Operating From Patterns We Form.
We spend our time operating from them, and at rare intervals, wonder if we should stick with the conditioning or deconstruct much of it.
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Sarah McKelvey
Contemplative Cycling: I Must Wrestle With My Anxieties With Fire.
This condition defines and structures this whole cycling thing: when the engaged body is under maximal exertion, the higher order capacities blossom forth.
An Open Letter to My Ex-Husband on What Would Have Been Our 10-Year Wedding Anniversary.
I choose to live in the unfolding... I see through my own conditioned responses: I disentangle. And I do so, broken open, as joyously as I can.
We Are Rebelles in a Rebelle Society.
We Rebelles operate through a dialectic, aching and painstakingly groping after the syntheses that will create foundations for future generations.
Evolve the Form of Love by Reconceiving Its Target.
Perhaps relying too heavily on eros, erotic or romantic love... as our only means of connectivity deprives us of what we really need.
It’s 2020: Choose to Exit the Same Old Cycle.
Or shall I say why wait? Why not open to a radical possibility? To simply choose to exit the same old cycle? Just like that.
It’s 2020: Move Until Your Mind Is Clear.
This is a new kind of embodiment, a new synthesis of threads weaving together mind and body, weaving together self and surroundings.
Let Go, Surrender: Don’t Resist the Pull of the Earth.
You were made from this Earth as was all that you are unavoidably entangled with. Drill down into your common source. Let go. Surrender.
Embrace the Whole: Summer, Winter, Present, Future.
The dormant fullness of the present can be expanded and further enriched by magnifications of what the cumulative future holds.
Love Is Not Enough to See the Journey Through.
No one controls what and whom you love. What you give by acquiescing to such coercion makes you confess to willing listeners that you’re faking it.