| Practice invites us to inquire into what may be possible for this human heart. This potentially transforming and liberating exploration requires, among other qualities, kindness, compassion, curiosity and courage; a courage that can be seen as a willingness to stretch beyond limiting perceptions of self, other and the world.
At times we need courage to reflect and question, courage to let be or to be engaged, courage to recognise our vulnerability and our strength, courage to step in or to step back, courage to give and to receive.
How can we acknowledge, nourish and support the courageous heart in its many different expressions and thus honour and celebrate what we hold dear and feel passionate about? |
