Direction without coercion

Direction without coercion

Direction doesn’t come from pushing harder.
But from stopping resistance.

We think we find direction by searching.
By thinking. By analyzing. By weighing options.

But often we don’t find direction by searching.
We find direction by stopping resistance.

Resistance to what is.
Resistance to what we feel.
Resistance to what we already know, but don’t want to see.

Because that resistance takes energy.
Energy you need to move.

And when you stop resisting, space is created.
Space to feel what is.
Space to see what presents itself.
Space to choose without pressure.

And in that space, direction is created.
Not as something you find.
But as something that reveals itself.

When you stop pushing.
When you start feeling.