Unexpected Freedom

Unexpected Freedomthe reasons we are holding on to things are thoroughlyunexpected, worn-out ideas. We hold on to things that arenot relevant anymore. So instead of idealising and saying,‘Well, I should let go,’ I would encourage us all to consider theexperience of holding on and not being able to let go; tofeel it directly without any resentment or idealising. Just toreceive the consequences of what we are doing and allownatural wisdom to teach us. When we look at it long enough,little by little, a new momentum begins to emerge – themomentum of letting go.As our faith in this approach to the path of practicestrengthens, faith becomes a condition for further letting go.As faith and mindfulness work together we know forourselves that we are safe to trust this path.So thank you very much for your attention.180