Making Room and Allowing

 This time of year is an invitation to allow things to fall away Stacey Herrera 




The end of September is fast approaching. I saw a meme on IG that said "September acted like they had somewhere to go and fast" I did chuckle seeing that. September for some reason felt as if it paid us a quick visit just to say hi and shake things up a bit.


The last few months of the year provides an opportunity to  let go, just like the leaves of the trees fall off in preparation for new growth, new leaves, we can take a page out of nature's book and  let go to make room for the new and this goes beyond the physical.

Making room for the new includes forgiving, letting go of the need for the past to be different, surrendering to a higher power when you have done the work, releasing the control and manipulation over a situation. Making room includes questioning beliefs that no longer serve you, the ones that you are holding on to due to shame, guilt, history and fear.

Making room is taking the courageous step to live the life that you desire, to set your goals and articulate your dreams

If we start making room now, when 2025 rolls around we are better equipped to move forward with grace, patience and self belief.

Cheers to the rest of 2024 and to allowing things to fall away

Peace and Blessings

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