There is a soft power I simply being
In stepping away from the need to prove, preform and push.
The art of simply being is not appreciated in a culture that honours continuous motion, drive and urgency.
And yet there is something profoundly necessary about allowing yourself to be still, to breath, to rest in the present moment without the weight of expectation.
It is not passivity, nor laziness it is a willing presence, a deep trust in unfolding of life.
To be a Master in the art of being is to understand value is not measured by productivity, nor is life valued by accomplishment.
It is mastering how to sit with oneself, free unjudged.
It is about feeling the fullness of each moment, still or wild, joyful or sorrowful.
In being simply we can be clear.
In being simply, we are we are given permission to feel, to observe, to be without qualification.
It is here in the stillness that we come back to ourselves, to the world, and to something grater than both.