Who Or What Inspires Me?
I have met some amazing people down through the years. From all over the world, some through work, others whilst I was traveling and some because of where I have lived and where I now live. As I have gotten older, wiser and more comfortable in my skin, I have come to really understand what is important to me in life. What inspires me and motivates me, to really reach my full potential as a human being.
Like everyone, I have had my challenges in life. I have dealt with loss, with grief, with love, with birth and all the joys and sorrows that come with them. Having to navigate my way, through stormy seas and beautiful calm oceans. Trying my best to embrace what comes my way, the experiences, the people, the emotions. Whilst also making the best of life, of the life I have with my girls.
Authenticity, is what is most important to me. I love to see people, being true to themselves, being unapologetically themselves. It's so freeing, so inspiring to me, to watch them live their lives so authentically. So connected to their heart and the hearts if those in their lives.
On Sunday, after the wonderful Biodanza event, some of us remained and gathered together, to share some food that we had brought along with us. Usually after Biodanza we all go our separate ways, so it was really nice to be able to come together and share some food and our thoughts about the session. There was a mix of regular biodancers and some new. Nataraj who is our wonderful biodanza facilitator, is one of the most humble people that I have met. He has devoted his life, to help people realise their potential in life.
Their potential to open their hearts up to the whole human experience. To live from a place of love. I have been on that journey and Biodanza has helped me to open up more to life. To allow myself to be vulnerable and understand the strength that comes from being that way. I have spend so much of my life, trying to be strong, to be independent. Whilst simultaneously suppressing my vulnerable side. I had built up, a very heavy armour and I have spend the last few years, learning how to it go. It's still there, when I need it, but I now no longer wear it all of the time.
I didn't even realise, I was wearing one, it was so embedded.
I find it so inspiring, meeting people who are able to embrace their whole self. Who are focused on healing themselves and then sharing their passion with the world, from a place of wholeness.
It's beautiful. Being able to face your demons and give them the love that they deserve.
