John Moyer

👉 The shift isn’t always in what you do.
Sometimes it’s in how you hold it.
Because when your relationship to something changes—
the thing itself doesn’t have to.
You do.

The job might still demand.
The relationship might still stretch you.
The challenge might still show up.

But you’re no longer meeting it from fear, obligation, or survival.
You stopped gripping it like it’s life or death.
You stopped shrinking to fit it.
You made space inside yourself to hold it differently.

That’s the shift.
Not always a new circumstance.
But a new stance.

So ask yourself:
Where am I still holding life with clenched fists -
when open hands - and an open mind -
would serve me better?

- from today’s Daily Consciousness reflection
dailyconsciousness.com

🤔 Where are you shifting your stance?

1 month ago | [YT] | 66

@wednesdaystarot77

Amen 😊letting go of control over everything except me

1 month ago | 1  

@ChefRheanna

One of the best pieces of advice I’ve ever received, “True control is knowing what you can control and what you can’t.” I also tell my children, “ Don’t try controlling another’s actions. If you want someone to change, understand you can’t change them. However, you can change how you react and by expressing unconditional love towards them, they change.”

1 month ago | 2

@Mindestis

I have actually learnt a lot. I have noticed a difference in my reactions in my mind not only to things outside me but also to my own thoughts. I don't just accept them and react. I feel safe in peace now.

1 month ago | 3  

@katrinamarie2487

That doesn’t mean to ghost a long term relationship, be a good human and talk in a human kind ways and end things

1 month ago | 0