Just let go...


Just let go...

Ego keeps us imprisoned
There is an endless identification with materialistic possessions, physical appearances, social status, work we do, roles we acquire and much more...none of this is our true self...
Letting go is a tough one
Yet the only path towards wellness...

A realization ...
My first virtual step put forward on this path
16 yrs ago, on my dearest n closest one’s wedding...
Found my son a partner and arranged a happy wedding in all its felicitations n perfections...
Standing at the altar, holding emotions, taking a step backward on the path of possessive ties, blessed the two beautiful souls as they tied a knot.
A realization...a tough resolution...
Drop the ego...learn to let go
Stop taking things personally, the ego gets hurt easily creating its own stories...
Be Humble gentle n resilient...
Ready only to love n give away generously, benevolently!
Unconditionally!
Accept without expectations...
Watch out for the best
Let each soul dwell in its own happiness
Avoid conflict and confrontation by accepting the other as a soul on its own different trajectory of karma
Nothing more nothing less!

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