Still (Time)

Freeing yourself was one thing, claiming ownership of that freed self was another-

Where self-criticism leaves us powerless and distraught, self-compassion and following our true passion in life is at the root of empowerment, learning, and inner strength.

It’s safe to say that common knowledge favors passion, right?!? “Follow your passion” random bloggers urge. “Give all your heart” reads another witty blog post title. Can we all agree that passion is pretty cool and a useful endeavor?  Sprinkled kindly and with care, passion on top of passion, and everything else in life that follows will be pure bliss. So why not marinate yourself with passion and savor this “sauce of life?

Ladies? Dudes? Come a little closer so know one will hear what you are about to admit … How many movies starring Hugh Grant have you watched with plots that center on this very question: Will J-LO (some woman) run away and madly fall in love with Hugh, choosing the frenzied, passionate hunk for a life filled with unpredictability and passion, or will she choose the man whose love is firm and deep, a man who is predictable and well … steady, loving?

Notes:

Passion can be tricky, really tricky and nasty at times. Passion is pure joy, when carried away by romance, or in the flow of yoga class, out on the trail, passion makes us feel vibrantly alive. Like the essence of a perfumed wind, delicious, delightful, not to be missed…and fleeting like an ephemeral flower in spring.

Be well and take care this weekend!

CultFit Self


22 Comments on “Still (Time)”

  1. Coree says:

    big difference between nanda and a(with a line over it)nanda. crucial difference. peace.

  2. love this post! have a happy weekend, following your passions and living with no complaints and complete peace 🙂

    • CultFit says:

      Thank you for your kind thoughts and for stopping over today to have a look around. 🙂 May your heart be filled with peace and happiness this weekend, take care!

  3. I love that fleeting scent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And you did a fabulous job. 😉

  4. bgddyjim says:

    Brilliant. Well said. Have a great weekend my friend.

  5. bgddyjim says:

    Looking good brother.

  6. bgddyjim says:

    I always liked the see-food diet. I just make sure to eat enough to fill up and no more. Throw in 150 miles a week on that and it’s all good. ;). Nice post.

    • CultFit says:

      I have a few special posts coming up that I think you are going to enjoy – a complete break from the normal crap over here: How to train for a 150 mile “Gravel Grinder” ride – Without really “training” … It should be fun and I would really appreciate your thoughts! Until then, take care!

  7. katelon says:

    Love your writing. Thanks for checking out and following my blog. I am looking forward to following yours!

  8. As always, a lot to think about.

  9. Loved reading this – good points.


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