10/29/2025
Lately I have been connecting to “the pause”- this in-between space of my life. There is a slow coming together, a potency within these silent days. I am thinking about the wellness of my heart; not only my physical but my emotional and spiritual heart. I am releasing the need to know. The need for answers. The need for control over outcomes. The desire to shield others from pain and suffering.
During one of my journaling sessions at WOHP’s recent California retreat, I repeatedly wrote the words “I do not know. I do not need to know.” I see those words and then I circle back to myself and remember another set of words that have become my mantra: “all is well, all is well, and everything is well”- The phrase “all is well and all manner of things shall be well” is a famous quote by the 14th-century English mystic and theologian Julian of Norwich, who first recorded it in her book Revelations of Divine Love. The full quote is: “All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well”. The saying comes from a place of faith and divine reassurance, asserting that despite suffering and chaos, all will be ultimately made right through God’s love.…. I am not sure how “I do not know” and “all is well” coexist beside each other. I know in my heart that there is a higher power guiding my head, hands and heart every day. I allow myself to trust in that truth. And I believe that there is only one truth- LOVE. As I live within these slow, silent and ever-changing days and hours, I can hold onto the universal truth that love is my anchor. Love is my truth.
A few questions to ask yourself to help assist you in your own divine pause and in-between space:
What expands my heart?
What exhausts my heart?
What can I release from my heart?
Or you could be in a similar place as I am right now. Releasing the need to know or do anything. Give yourself permission to just live and be. No need to “know” or “do”- just experience a state of love without attachment 🩵
With love and light,
M