So, what does it mean to allow the authentic flow of life through us?
What is that?
How do we rediscover, reconnect and begin engaging with it?

How do we, then, start living from it?
What does that mean for our sense of ourselves, others and the world?
How is that reflected in our actions
and echoed in the results that stem from them?

These are some of the questions that my clients and I ask together
as they embark into deep explorations of their inner landscapes.

Although some come with a well defined topic and a goal,
usually, when we unpack what it’s about,
their quest is guided by an inner urge
they can’t quite put into words.

Sometimes it’s a feeling,
a longing for something that they don’t even know what is,
just that it’s missing in their lives now.
Sometimes, it’s a vision, more or less blurry,
of something they’re supposed to do.
And sometimes, it’s emptiness,
lack of joy and liveliness
in spite of having achieved
what they believed is a good life.