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The Turning Tide

“Surrender is not the end of the journey ~ it is the beginning of the one you were always meant to take.”

What she knows about letting go, and what opens on the other side.

Water teaches · p. 211

Surrender is not the end ~ it is the beginning of the journey you were always meant to take. Every time you have opened your hands and released what you were clinging to, something was already waiting on the other side. The water has always known this. Now ~ so do you.

Reflection · p. 211
  1. What is the current asking you to release right now ~ the thing you are still gripping, still fighting, still refusing to let the tide take?
  2. What would become possible if you opened your hands one more time?
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Words to carry · from this passage
  1. Let go. Let the current carry you. The water knows the way.

    p. 210

  2. You have done the hardest work. You have let go.

    p. 210

  3. Call it what you will. It is the thing that catches you every time you open your hands and fall.

    p. 206

  4. Surrender is not the end of the journey ~ it is the beginning of the one you were always meant to take.

    p. 202

  5. Every time you have opened your hands and released what you were clinging to, something was already waiting on the other side.

    p. 211

  6. The willingness to let go one more time.

    p. 209

  7. The water has always known this. Now ~ so do you.

    p. 211

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This teaching closes Passage Thirteen of The Well Being of Water: Surrender to Self, a lyric memoir in thirteen passages by Amal Lana.