Beloved fellow yogis and souls…

Aug 11

Beloved fellow yogis & souls wandering this beautiful planet,

Have you stumbled here by coincidence? Or has your entire life conspired to bring you exactly just here?

Regardless of how you come to explain your existence and the divine synchronicity or plain chance that has brought you here, there is an undeniable variable to it all:

You are here now.

And here you are now, perhaps contemplating the how and the why of it all or simply surrendered and happy without any explanation required. But if it just so happens that on some conscious or subconscious level that you have come here for the sake of clarity, I shall do my very best to assist you in this endeavor.

But first, let me warn you, clarity isn’t all that it seems to be when your sat marinating in the fumes of your own confusion. In fact, it is often the chasing of this clarity which makes us forget and fall short on what the confusion is trying to gift us. You see, often times (and dare I say each time) there is something to be acknowledged in the things we seek to avoid and dismiss.

So, is the clarity you seek something which can be obtained by means of something external, or is it possibly a deeper state of acceptance and surrender to everything that is already within you?

We’ve been conditioned to seek outside of ourselves for the things we project our salvation upon. Yet no one thing is very likely to live up to that expectation and desire, which is why this is a call to turn within.

It just may not be fancier than that you sought this out so that you could realize once again that you are complete and that everything you might be reaching for externally is already within your internal reach.

And with that my friends, I urge you to do just that. And when you’ve done just that, go at it again. And again and again. Whatever it may look like. Because God knows there is not one single way to do this, but infinite ways that we are all here to explore.

So let’s have some fun doing it, shall we?

Much love!
Antonia

Words by @antoniafridarothschild