Welcome love,
Come just as you are,
No striving,
No fixing,
No need to have it all figured out.
Let the breath arrive,
Soft and steady,
A quiet rhythm of return.
Inhale through the nose and exhale through the mouth.
Feel the shoulders drop,
The belly soften,
The nervous system begin to settle.
Let this be a pause,
Let this be enough.
Feel the body supported by the earth or the seat beneath it.
Notice the places of contact,
Soles of the feet,
Hips,
Spine,
Back of the head.
Notice the breath gently meeting the body.
Nothing needs to change,
Just presence,
Just listening.
Bring awareness to the heart,
To the belly,
To the inner landscape that often speaks and whispers.
This moment is a doorway,
No need to force it open,
It will widen with time.
There can be a longing to know,
To understand why this life was given,
To name a purpose,
To feel it in the bones,
And yet purpose does not always arrive as a bolt of clarity.
Sometimes it comes as a mist,
As a murmur,
As a memory being slowly remembered.
It is not a task to complete,
Not a rule to get right,
Not a single answer to discover.
Purpose lives in presence,
In the way breath meets body,
In the way care is offered,
In the way stillness speaks.
The world may teach that purpose must be chased,
That it lives somewhere far off,
But perhaps it is something closer,
Something that lives in the marrow,
In the quiet,
In the connection to something greater.
A river,
A breeze,
The sky at dusk,
The small hand of a child,
The hush of solitude.
These moments speak,
And in them,
Something ancient is remembered.
The truth that purpose is not separate from being,
It is woven into existence itself.
Place a hand on your heart,
And one on your belly if that feels supportive.
Feel the rise and fall.
Let the body know it is safe to rest.
Safe to remember.
Safe to belong.
Even when clarity feels far away,
The thread of purpose is still being woven.
In silence,
In softness,
In breath.
There is no rush,
No one path,
Only a return,
Over and over,
To what is real,
To what is alive within.
The longing to feel purpose is itself sacred.
It speaks of a soul that wishes to be in service to love,
To presence,
To something meaningful and whole.
And in that longing,
There is already a kind of knowing.
Let the breath deepen now.
Let your awareness return to the room,
To the body,
To this moment.
Fingers may begin to move,
The spine may gently stretch.
There is no need to leave the softness behind,
It can come along.
Purpose is not a distant horizon,
It is the way this moment is met,
With breath,
With presence,
With the quiet trust that is already here.
As you return to your day,
Remember as always,
You are loved,
You are whole,
You are enough.