At first, letting go feels like losing something—an identity, a partner, a familiar way. The mind resists, clinging to what was, fearing the unknown. But over time, you begin to see the truth: what you’re holding onto is what’s holding you back. Letting go isn’t about loss; it’s about liberation. When you release what no longer serves you, you make space for something new—something more aligned with your true self.

With each cycle of release, the process becomes lighter. At first, you hesitate. Then, you let go with fear. Then, you let go with trust. And eventually—you stop holding on at all. You surrender fully, realizing that true freedom isn’t in holding on but in non-attachment. The less you resist, the more life flows. And in that flow, you see clearly—you were never separate from it. You are life itself.