The body’s silence as whispers can be slightly heard.
About this episode
The episode explores the inherited patterns in our bodies and the importance of listening to our inner experiences.
I What we inherit from our family is not only material. It is the nervous system, the fear, the patterns carried in the body across generations. Giving the body enough space to feel them, making a different movement, and finding the order of love is how we begin to receive. II When I am sleeping, I am not in my body. When I wake, I land softly. Looking around. Breathing. Feeling. Being. I know I have said very few things these days as these are emotional and body experiences. Thus, the body’s silence as whispers can be slightly heard. There is space to listen to them. And the inner authority quietly arrives. III What we inherit lives unconsciously in the body. When we land back into ourselves, we begin to feel what the container is actually holding. And awareness creeps in. Mold accumulates in the conditions that the container can no longer process on its own. The moisture gathers somewhere without enough circulation, without enough light, and the mold simply grows where the environment allows it. There are two ways to respond. One is agitation, spreading the very thing one wanted to resolve. The other is a reading, honest and unsparing, of what the conditions actually are…
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