Then what? Let it be.
It's not a sentence anymore. With time, it has become me. Once I waited for thoughts and accepted them. “Let it be” helps, whatever the notion is. Its perfection or incompleteness doesn't matter. Every blog has whatever I have within me, complete or incomplete.
Slowly, with time, every thought evolved and improved. Till then, I didn't rush for a better version of them; I said, let it be.
Every day doesn't feel the same. A few days felt blank with words, and a few felt blank with notions. I didn't rush for them to be complete. I got over them and thought about whatever I experienced in the wonderful moments of this ongoing journey. An hour passes, a few more pass. And then, finally, I understood what I had to express.
Long hours of silence, let it be. Confusion, let it be. Clarity, let it be. Blankness, let it be. And whatnot- let it be. It's not carelessness; consistent efforts to show up daily fuel my “let it be” mindset. Without effort, it could feel careless.
I experienced. I expressed. I waited for thoughts to come, not to voice them out immediately. Getting over the thoughts I had already mentioned didn't mess up my curiosity to think more creatively. My mind recalls, “Let it be.” Why think so much about them? These notions motivate me to put in all the effort with honesty. Not to think about repetition or mistakes; just being yourself in the moment, I voice it out through words.
I don't say and recall “let it be” to be free. It reminds me of the days when I was hesitant and feared judgment. It reminds me how, without effort, “let it be” couldn't make me aware of myself. It continuously motivates me to introspect more of myself and to explore myself much more.
Accepting myself, whatever I am every day, is helping me move on from mistakes. It's helping me focus on my improvement and my notions rather than on mistakes and confusion.
Made mistakes. Accept them. Let them go. Improve.
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