I struggle to get my words out. It’s been that way recently while I was overwhelmed with a cross-country move.
Numb.
Stuck.
Blocked.
Frustrated.
Maybe you’ve been there, too. Life is going along, and then all of a sudden—BAMM—it stops. Nothing is moving any longer.
You ask yourself…
How did I get here?
What did I do wrong?
Why am I not making progress?
This question has been at the forefront of my mind as I navigate a period of feeling disconnected and uninspired. Lately, my passion for life has felt blah, flat on the ground while I walk all over it. I noticed that I was sleeping more, walking less, and not even eating. I couldn’t wait until 8 p.m. for the day to wrap up so I could crawl into bed. I wanted the day to be over, and over fast!
At the same time, I knew that something deeper was calling me to reconnect and rediscover the joy and inspiration that once fueled my days. This is when the transition begins, with the shift from external to internal and finding fulfillment WITHIN.
Living in harmony means living in a state of balance and flow—where your actions and choices align with your inner truth and values. It’s a way of being that fosters peace, fulfillment, and joy, simply because you are being your authentic self. But living in harmony is not just about surface-level contentment; it’s about a deeper connection with your inner self, where every aspect of your life is a reflection of who you truly are.
In our fast-paced, often chaotic world, it’s easy to lose touch with this sense of harmony. We may find ourselves pulled in different directions, trying to meet the expectations of others, or pursuing goals that don’t resonate…
Alignment. It’s an interesting word. I believe we are always in alignment with something. The question isn’t, “Am I in alignment?” The question is, “What am I in alignment with?” And “Am I aligning myself with my highest potential and purpose?”
In our busy lives, it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of daily tasks, responsibilities, and distractions. Often, we align ourselves with external expectations, societal norms, or fleeting desires, losing touch with our inner selves. Spiritual alignment, however, calls us to look inward, to connect with our true essence and the greater universe.