Question.Letting Go
"An invitation: Let go into unlearning, give up being clever, seek what is truly meaningful to you, and enter the beautiful dance of learning and unlearning where life is unfolding." I'm thinking so much about the concept of letting go and its value. I'm promoting it to everybody and especially to myself.
Still as much as I'm thinking of it as many questions come into my mind. Let me capture just some of them:
- Is letting go real letting go? Or it is actually running into something else?
- Are there limits of letting go? And if not how about the moral standards? How about our effect on people that might be hurt by our moments of letting go?
- Are we as human beings really capable of letting go? And I mean here a continuous state of letting go.
- Can it happen that we try so hard to let go till we can not find the things we let go anymore?
One might say, we do not need answers to this questions, we just need to let go, this is the whole point! We need to stay with the question mark and enjoy the feeling!
...But it is so difficult! So difficult!
“On the other side of right doing and wrong doing there is a field. I will meet you there.” —Rumi
posted by Alexis at 11:55 AM
2 Comments:
It is said that the more we allow to let go, the more we become who we really are. And eventually there is nothing more to say than "we are" or "i am".
However if we become to obsessed with letting go, we should maybe think about letting go the obsession of "letting go"...
It's confusing and not at the same time...
P.S: I like your blog! Would you mind if I add a link to it on my own blog?
Hi Martin,
you put it so well "let go of the obsession of letting go" - sounds beautifully and resonates with what I feel.
We have linked visions so I would be happy to lik our blogs:)
hugs
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