Allowing Yourself To Be Met By Life

Much of your effort comes from reaching,

From leaning forward,

From trying to meet life before it arrives.

This posture often feels responsible,

Active,

Engaged,

But it carries tension.

This practice is about discovering what happens when you stop reaching,

Not by withdrawing,

Not by waiting passively,

But by allowing life to meet you where you are.

Notice where effort leads,

Where you initiate unnecessarily,

Where holding forward has replaced listening.

You don't need to let go of intention,

You don't need to stop caring.

Just notice what happens when you pause the reach.

Life continues unfolding,

Moments continue arriving,

Support becomes visible without pursuit.

Being met by life doesn't require readiness,

It requires availability.

Some days this will feel grounding,

Other days,

Barely noticeable,

Both deep in trust.

The goal is not passivity,

The goal is balance.

Meeting life without chasing it,

Praticitati without overreaching.

Over time,

This posture feels natural,

Effort softens,

Presence deepens.

As you move forward,

Remember this,

You don't need to go toward life for it to meet you.

Allowing that meeting is enough.