This week on the Reweik, learning to honor our rhythms and cycles.

We can relax and relate to life with faithful knowing that if we cease to act, life itself will not cease.

It may in fact grow full.

This phrase has the power to strike fear in the hearts of many, for we have become so afraid

of entering the place of stillness and non-doing that the very prospect of this triggers an unhealthy avoidance to this very place within us.

There are cycles we are ignoring. There is a spirit world we are forgetting the language of.

All life needs rest and incubation. All of life needs time below the surface where it can breathe itself full and round,

where it can reconnect with its nature and sprout again in its flesh form.

Just as you cannot force flowers to continually bloom, the same is true for all human life.

There is great value in letting go and dropping down.

We must learn to remember from time to time to be like the tree in winter.

We live in a world of great uprising and creativity.

We are finally starting to see how powerful we are that we wield the wand.

And with a flurry we have flown into the dense and busy blur of doing.

We have come to believe the more we do, faster we produce, the more we become.

Our worth has become equated to what we have achieved.

To be busy means to be successful.

So we work tirelessly day after day trying to recreate and replicate.

But we are forgetting a very integral part of the process.

After we have bloomed, we must too close.

There comes a necessary time when one must journey into their inner well of wealth, the peaceful place within.

This peaceful place is the land where new dreams are born, where new life lives,

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