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When the moment is quietly saying Now

We wait for clarity.

We wait for confidence.

We wait for the moment when everything lines up and feels safe.



And in the meantime, we call it patience when it’s really procrastination dressed in better language.


I’ve learned this the hard way. Inspiration rarely arrives with fireworks. More often, it shows up as a quiet nudge, an idea you can’t shake, a thought that keeps returning, a pull toward something that doesn’t yet make sense. The problem isn’t that we don’t recognize the moment. It’s that we put it off. As I have starting writing my book I've realized that I'm more unorganized thatn I thought. I absolutly don't have it figured outt, but I'm writing. I jump around too much but I'm writing.


Here’s what life has taught me, clarity comes after movement, not before it. Every Sunday I sit here without always a clear idea of what I'm going to talk about, but then I just start and it just pours out. Every yoga class I teach isn't scripted perfectly, I just start and it flows.


Most of the meaningful chapters in my life didn’t begin because I felt ready. They began because I started anyway. I didn’t know how it would unfold. I just took the next small, available step. And somehow, that was enough. Life does not come with any certainties as we all are to aware of that.


Procrastination often isn’t laziness, it’s fear. Fear of getting it wrong. Fear of disappointing someone. Fear of stepping into a version of ourselves that requires responsibility and courage. We tell ourselves we’ll begin when we have more time, more energy, more certainty. more time. But life doesn’t work that way.


You don’t need to finish the whole thing today. You don’t need to perfect it. You just need to begin. Write one paragraph. Make one phone call. Take one step in the direction that feels alive, even if it feels uncomfortable.


Spiritually, I’ve come to trust this: when the idea keeps returning, it’s because it’s asking to move through you. Ignoring it doesn’t make it go awayit just turns into restlessness, frustration, or self-doubt. Action, even imperfect action, creates momentum. So go for it! Impact your life or anothers in a positive way!


Aum, Shanti, Shanti, Shanti

Lo

 
 
 

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