Transformation exists outside the box.

Transformation does not exist in the box of what you already know. You cannot rearrange the pieces you know to complete the puzzle. There is far too much you do not yet know that have become the undercurrent for how you live your life. Are you curious to discover?  For me, it was imperative to discover how to live from the essence of my being – not some strategy, not someone else’s truth, not someone else’s story, and certainly not my own history. Intentional creation of my life from a platform of authenticity was imperative for me. Is it, for you?  I now live my life from a place of the unknown, yet profound trust in what presents. It is who I have now become. Transformation has become a way of life, with connection to my intention being the platform for creation. (After all, what’s the alternative? Scattered in someone else’s opinions?! No, thanks.)  Truth is: living transformation is not easy. It demands devotion to living better. Not because you have evidence, but because your body is hungering to delve into the unknown that it knows holds the potential of our birthright.  Transformation demands time. In a world pressed for time, the illusion of scarcity and not enough ironically takes up most of our time. Transformation demands we intentionally pause, and be in the here & now of our lives. This moment is what holds the potential.   Transformation demands Space. In a world compressed in space, the invitation of transformation is to slow … everything … way… down… starting with our breathing.  Transformation demands presence. In a world divided by the illusion of separation, distraction and dissociation cannot suffice.  Transformation demands an intentional village. In a world where women are constantly pinned against each other for comparison, transformation requires an intentional community. Women, unwavering. Women, actively empowering each other to discover more of their own Selves. Women, un-threatened by your success.  Bottom line: Transformation demands a willingness to know one’s own true Self. It requires that we stop all the external noise that tells us who we should be, and be willing to delve deep, deeper still, into the depths of our Being to face it all. It is only in doing so that we discover the jewel that lives deep inside our core  … our belly … the essence of our Being.  Transformation demands a platform of curiosity for the unknown, and compassion for not having known.