living devotions: a deeper practise
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poem:
WILLINGNESS…
to be open
to be wrong
to be accountable
to not know
to take your time
to seek understanding
to want connection
to work with differences
to look for unity
to greet with tenderness
to focus on win/win
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and also…
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to listen beneath the words
to stay when it feels easier to leave
to leave when staying abandons yourself
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to feel fully, without rushing to resolution
to honour your own pace as sacred timing
to trust the unfolding, even in the unknown
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to soften your defenses without losing your center
to hold paradox without needing to solve it
to let LOVE be bigger than being right
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to repair when rupture occurs
to speak truth with kindness, not armour
to receive as deeply as you give
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to allow yourself to be seen in your becoming
…not just your polished arrival
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to stay curious about your own patterns
with compassion, not criticism
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to tend to your inner world as devotion, not duty
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to choose presence over performance
again and again and again
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to meet yourself as you would a beloved
especially in the moments you least feel lovable
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to create space for silence
where truth can rise without force
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to let pleasure be a compass
not indulgence, but aliveness
…like a gentle hum of being… of goodness
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to forgive—not to condone, but to unbind yourself
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to stand in your own knowing
while remaining open to being reshaped… redirected… reborn
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to live the deep questions
instead of rushing toward easy answers
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to remember: connection is co-created, not controlled
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to choose love in its most honest form
…not the “pretty” version, but the real, messy, present one
that listens, falters, repairs, and tries again—keeping the heart open
~ Lulu Trevena
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Such a steady reminder that real willingness is lived in the small, honest choices — staying open, staying kind, and staying true to yourself. Beautifully expressed.