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One of the great joys of being alive is to be of service and to know intimately what that means.

To head the call and to become the soothing voice to the restless, the cave of wonder and transformation to those who need a respite, a journey home, and a song of silence or encouragement or piercing insight.

To become able and capable after so many years of healing feels like finally being able to run in the Olympics after so many years of rehab, on and off crutches, and in the most profound moments of healing, a wheelchair or bed rest (metaphorically).

These moments are humbling and confusing and can fill you with immense doubt, especially when you know you’re here to serve and make a difference. Lead.

But what I know to be true from my journey is that my superpowers, sharpest skills, being, and offerings came from the dark nights. The lengthy stints of rehab. The trying of every angle to heal and become to then walk upright and serve in the way I indeed AM.

This to me is what I meant when I said, “you can be yourself and be successful.”

So many of us run around trying to be someone we’re not and avoiding the tremendous suffering by way of addiction to success, chasing what’s seen as status worthy, but at its core is avoidance, fear, and mistrust of Self (that deeper wisdom inside).

The piercing truth of embodiment and love, the journey you’ve walked that cannot be emulated or faked.

The other day I thought to myself about the importance of feeling the love of the divine.

This is solid, sage wisdom much like be yourself, love thy neighbor, or be still and know.

But do you feel it?

Have you ever felt it and known it intimately?

What brought me forth out of the wheelchair and into the light, fully walking, was the love of the divine.

The day I healed was the day I knew my life--the one I dreamt of being and felt stirring within me for 30 long years--began in the way I hoped.

It isn’t that I wasn’t living. I was. I am.

But I was freed.

The love of the divine, love period, is complete unto itself. It’s available. I say this as lived experience under grace and presence. Know this to know your destiny, as you call it, which is wholeness, living and moving through life as an unfolding moment.

Put simply: it’s when you cease suffering anymore.

I hope this touches the hearts that need to hear this today.

Unconscious success doesn’t heal. Fame doesn’t soothe long-term. Large followers don’t necessarily feed you in deep places like soothing waters or pay the bills.

But love does.

If no one has told you today, let me be the first. You’re worthy of good things, you’re loved more than you ever know and I see you.

Aho.

Warmly,

Lalita

113 Cherry St #92768, Seattle , WA 98104-2205
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