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Julie Schmidt's avatar

Related to what your wrote here today. The integrating without words, the freedom to roam. It is a rite, a worship! Our world can be very segmented and divided in so many ways. Roaming is a beautiful invitation, to move beyond boundaries, both inner and outer as you beautifully stated here in your writing. I feel I have been doing this lately, with this time of integration I am in. Being with where it is taking me. I find myself at times in unexpected places, new horizons and landscapes. And other times I feel stuck, held rigid by the borders and limits I self impose or am complicit with. Yet both the roaming and the limits are teaching me, forming and creating something yet to be stepped into and known.

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Louise Hallam's avatar

I resonate with this a lot this week Sam. The sense of having so much to share, yet it all being stored somewhere for safekeeping. Almost as though there is sacredness in it that can not be given away on a whim, (that's just come to me). In the same breath I am craving freedom, but I don't yet know for what. I want to fly on the wings of an eagle, swim with the salmon and sit in commune in the woods. It's a pull, a 'rite', but I feel stuck, so there is conflict for a while. You've reminded me that in my imagination I can roam anywhere and I accept the invitation. Thank you. 🙏

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