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Sacral Chakra
Letting what is alive begin to move
There are moments
where something stirs.
Not clearly.
Not logically.
But enough
to feel it.
A pull.
A desire.
A restlessness.
A need for something
to move.
You may question it.
Hold it back.
Try to stay in control.
But it doesn’t go away.
This activation doesn’t create movement.
It allows what is already alive
to start flowing.
where something stirs.
Not clearly.
Not logically.
But enough
to feel it.
A pull.
A desire.
A restlessness.
A need for something
to move.
You may question it.
Hold it back.
Try to stay in control.
But it doesn’t go away.
This activation doesn’t create movement.
It allows what is already alive
to start flowing.
Stay with your body.
Not the part of you
that wants to explain.
The part that feels.
There is something
in you
that has already started moving.
Not loudly.
But unmistakably.
A wanting.
A pulse.
A rising response
to something you can’t fully name.
Stay there.
You don’t need to direct it.
You don’t need to understand it.
Just stop holding it still.
Notice what happens
when you let that feeling
have space.
Not as a decision.
As movement.
As something alive
becoming harder to contain.
Stay with that.
Not the part of you
that wants to explain.
The part that feels.
There is something
in you
that has already started moving.
Not loudly.
But unmistakably.
A wanting.
A pulse.
A rising response
to something you can’t fully name.
Stay there.
You don’t need to direct it.
You don’t need to understand it.
Just stop holding it still.
Notice what happens
when you let that feeling
have space.
Not as a decision.
As movement.
As something alive
becoming harder to contain.
Stay with that.
You don’t need to know
where it is going.
First,
you need to let it move.
That may feel subtle.
Or uncomfortable.
Or exciting.
It doesn’t matter.
What matters
is that something in you
is no longer still.
Stay with that.
It is not confusion.
It is the beginning of flow.
where it is going.
First,
you need to let it move.
That may feel subtle.
Or uncomfortable.
Or exciting.
It doesn’t matter.
What matters
is that something in you
is no longer still.
Stay with that.
It is not confusion.
It is the beginning of flow.
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