Outgrowing your Edges?
“Luck and disaster are the same thing… the gift of movement.”
— Seneca the Younger, the Roman Stoic philosopher (c. 4 BC – AD 65).
Kelly Madigan, organizer of the Loess Hill Trek, shared this quote with me.
It reminds me that the moments we label as “good” or “bad” are often doing the same sacred work: moving us. Shifting us. Stretching us into the next version of ourselves. They remind me of the teachings of the Law of Three (neutrality) and Seven (movement), in the Enneagram's deepest wisdom.
What if the discomfort you sense is a gift, a sign that something is becoming?
We know that growth rarely arrives with ease - it most often comes as the result of friction, restlessness, and the quiet knowing that what once fit no longer does.
What if your discomfort is a sign that you are outgrowing your own edges?
Could what you sense as resistance be important feedback from our higher mind and heart?
What if it is guiding you to the threshold between who you’ve been and who you’re becoming?
The next time you sense discomfort, try asking these questions:
▪ What is this discomfort revealing?
▪ Where is it asking me to expand?
▪ What am I finally ready to release?
| ▪ | What is this discomfort revealing? |
| ▪ | Where is it asking me to expand? |
| ▪ | What am I finally ready to release? |
In the heart of transformation—
Movement is what carries us forward as the engine of evolution.
The CYWY community events are a place to gather with others and practice what it takes to navigate transformation together.
