The Art of Letting Go

Homosapiens are social beings who feel a diversity of emotions throughout their journey till the time they're buried. These beings when interacting with each other create the potential for attachment to people or even to things or their dreams. 

This attachment often causes us to hold on to those things and people. We sometimes tend to associate holding on with strength interpreting it as a testament to our ability to withstand life's adversity.

But the profound strength lies in practicing detachment and finally letting go of anything or anyone because it requires us to release the people and the things that have held a cherished place in our hearts. It is the significance of our willingness to embrace change and finally acknowledges that some chapters in our lives have reached their conclusions. 

The act of letting go can be an emotionally draining process since it entails saying goodbye to the hopes and possibilities that were once interwoven with those attachments.

Attachment to things that no longer serve us hinders the path where our soul is actually meant to be. Staying embodies a sense of commitment and loyalty, reflecting our determination to see things through even when they become challenging. 

"No external force can compel an individual to depart if they are determined to remain, just as nothing can coerce them to stay if they have a strong inclination to depart."

Holding on and letting go of both take strength, it's up to us in which direction we choose to manifest our strength.

Maybe the happy ending is accepting things as they are, not what we think they should be, taking the leap outside our comfort zone, recognizing that we always have the power to choose, choosing to grow from our experiences, rediscovering who we are, accept what we cannot change, let go of what we no longer serves us, forgive ourselves, being grateful for the abundance that we already have, and trust that we'll never miss anything that's meant for us.

We can manifest, and we'll always get what we actually want in life, the only thing that we have to do is to detach from the outcome and trust the divine timing. Life is happening FOR us and not TO us. Everything is always working out in our favour behind the scenes even if it may not feel that way sometimes.