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Daily Question, June 11

Are there things I can let go of in order to be open to what is actually unfolding?

  • Christine

    To let go of others opinions of me and my opinions of how I should live my life. It has been shaped by the years of listening to others, society, program, church and my perceptions that are not true for me anymore. Let go so I can live an authentic life, created for me, just me and no one else.

  • Malag

    Not right now. I’ve been letting go a fair bit in recent times. Now is my time to float with the flow.

  • Some strong assumptions in my beliefs.
    Maybe there is another perspective.
    Perhaps this perspective is not necessarily that of my interlocutor, but of a third, a softer thought, which can exist only because there are two human beings with different points of view who relate to each other.
    I am on this path, I feel that the beginning is difficult. I’m looking for a new balance. It is worth it.

  • the thought that there will come a time that is more meaningful than Now

  • Dawn Noel

    Honestly, I have trouble letting go. So maybe I can make an effort to believe I can a little more. And continue to seek help for it. There’s a gentleness in letting go that I aspire to. When I’m able to, I feel a greater sense of connection…

  • reality

    No 🙂 reality

    • Mica

      Hi, reality – I’m intrigued and confused by your answer –
      1. No – nothing to let go of?
      2. Letting go of a happy reality?
      3. something else?
      warm wishes!

  • Carol

    The past and the future.

    • Mica

      Good one! Thanks, Carol – my mind was blank about the question. hugs –

  • KC

    A discomfort or aversion to strong emotional responses, whether my own or others.

  • Shellan

    fear, worry, doubt and lies

  • Debra

    I can let go of any anxiousness about being alone, for in truth, I am never alone.

  • sunnypatti

    Expectations, old patterns, old fears.

  • Present Moment

    Expectations

  • pkr

    Negative thinking, fears…..

  • Jackie

    I think I could live more fully in the present if I let go of the need to always check to see if I am liked or approved or agreed with.

  • Pilgrim

    Anxiety.

  • Howie Geib

    It is almost time for me to set aside my current state of mourning…for the life that could have been, the losses that have had to be faced squarely and honestly, for the innocence and ambition that coupled together have afforded me a need for a course correction. All my careful plans have been discarded, like picking up after a particularly good party the morning after. A few loose ends and then I can move on.

  • Katrina

    I can let go of expectations: of how I expect events or outcomes to unfold, of how I expect someone will act or react, or what they will say, even of what I will do or should do or can do.

    • Michele

      This is a great one! I need to remember this too. This is hard to do though.

  • Michele

    I can continue to let go of the past and focus on the present. One breath at a time.

  • devy

    Let go of preconceived ideas of what are happening to me or what will happen in the future. Focus on the present verified truths and realities and don’t get wrapped up in what MIGHT happen…

  • Kevin

    Yes. I call it, let go of unrealistic and wishful thinking.

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