How’d ya like a little more freedom in your life?

From the Wide Awakening Monthly
“Freedom comes when you no longer rebel against anything that you perceive is stopping you. You simply stop engaging the illusion that anything could.” ~ Jennifer Hough (Tweetable)

Oh, all the roles and responsibilities that come with living on this planet! Most… or, were I to be bold, I would say all… of them were never created by you in the first place. They came from cultures, religions and habits that originated long before you were born.

I wonder what life would look like if you actually questioned all the roles and identities you have enlisted in and started seeing which aspects speak to your heart and which you are doing simply out of habit. Which could you redefine … and which would you drop completely?

Hey, what would there be to rebel against, if you weren’t in the jail of someone else’s expectations of you (someone who likely isn’t even alive anymore)?

Something to chew on, you freedom lover, you!

Your real self is calling, and it wants your magnificence back!

Love,

Jennifer xoxoxo

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