The
cause for suffering is from not accepting WHAT IS... When we accept
things the way they are, in this present moment, we can take action to
change what we can, and if we can't change it, then we can surrender to
what is (change our reaction). It's a farce to think that by fighting
What Is we can change it. We can't change what is by being angry at
reality. Reality wins every battle. In fact, since
we are co-creators of this life we live, our attention to what we're
not wanting causes it to grow bigger. The key is SURRENDER. There is
such peace in surrender. Every religion teaches this. FORGIVENESS.
Surrendering to what is, acceptance of what is, GRATITUDE, appreciating
what is, right now is the only path to the happiness and joy you're
fighting to obtain. Just
let go and let it be... take the action you can, but take it merrily,
with a grateful heart... then what can be can come to you. Fighting what you don't want pushes what you do want away. Embracing What Is positions you to receive what you're wanting.
Jenna Ryan This became clearer to me tonight in Yoga Practice. I've been studying acceptance of What Is, but it didn't make much sense. Then Maryline Gengoux said, "Surrender to the pose," and it clicked. Then I actually surrendered a couple of times during some hard moments and it felt like I was walking on air. Some harder poses became a lot less difficult when I quit fighting it. Thanks!
Jenna Ryan based on teachings by Eckhart Tolle, Abraham Hicks, Helen Schucman & my Yoga Instructor, Maryline Gengoux
Jenna Ryan This became clearer to me tonight in Yoga Practice. I've been studying acceptance of What Is, but it didn't make much sense. Then Maryline Gengoux said, "Surrender to the pose," and it clicked. Then I actually surrendered a couple of times during some hard moments and it felt like I was walking on air. Some harder poses became a lot less difficult when I quit fighting it. Thanks!
Jenna Ryan based on teachings by Eckhart Tolle, Abraham Hicks, Helen Schucman & my Yoga Instructor, Maryline Gengoux