Cory Muscara

know the the fruit has been bared from making that decision collapsing the energy and um i know this is something that a lot of people struggle with in terms of commitment in terms of making these big decisions in life and discerning and seeing what's in alignment um it's a it's an interesting path to navigate to honor your truth to not abandon yourself um but then also make this commitment to somebody else that um has real effects in the world and their life and so

gets into muddy waters, you know, in this process. But yeah, so is there one thing you would say to somebody that's struggling in terms of that sort of commitment? And that's maybe whether it could be a relationship to anything in life, but, you know, romantic partner seems to be obviously a really popular one. It can be difficult at times.

gets into muddy waters, you know, in this process. But yeah, so is there one thing you would say to somebody that's struggling in terms of that sort of commitment? And that's maybe whether it could be a relationship to anything in life, but, you know, romantic partner seems to be obviously a really popular one. It can be difficult at times.

gets into muddy waters, you know, in this process. But yeah, so is there one thing you would say to somebody that's struggling in terms of that sort of commitment? And that's maybe whether it could be a relationship to anything in life, but, you know, romantic partner seems to be obviously a really popular one. It can be difficult at times.

Um, you said like cultivate the ability to listen, but also seems like there is an inevitability to these things that will play out almost when they're supposed to. And as much as we want things to happen on our own time, the universe doesn't work like that.

Um, you said like cultivate the ability to listen, but also seems like there is an inevitability to these things that will play out almost when they're supposed to. And as much as we want things to happen on our own time, the universe doesn't work like that.

Um, you said like cultivate the ability to listen, but also seems like there is an inevitability to these things that will play out almost when they're supposed to. And as much as we want things to happen on our own time, the universe doesn't work like that.

And so what do you think about this dichotomy of doing everything we can in this moment to, to make, to, to know what we need to know to make a decision. Um, but then also like having patience and seeing how things play out.

And so what do you think about this dichotomy of doing everything we can in this moment to, to make, to, to know what we need to know to make a decision. Um, but then also like having patience and seeing how things play out.

And so what do you think about this dichotomy of doing everything we can in this moment to, to make, to, to know what we need to know to make a decision. Um, but then also like having patience and seeing how things play out.

It feels pretty comprehensive. Yeah. Yeah. To connect, to acknowledge, to reveal, to empathize, to soften, to stay open, to feel it, to trust it, to embrace it. Yeah.

It feels pretty comprehensive. Yeah. Yeah. To connect, to acknowledge, to reveal, to empathize, to soften, to stay open, to feel it, to trust it, to embrace it. Yeah.

It feels pretty comprehensive. Yeah. Yeah. To connect, to acknowledge, to reveal, to empathize, to soften, to stay open, to feel it, to trust it, to embrace it. Yeah.

Thanks for sharing and showing it. There's so many paths to those different access points, whether you work with the raw energy of the system, whether you work with the language and the words of our neurology and how that's kind of built up.

Thanks for sharing and showing it. There's so many paths to those different access points, whether you work with the raw energy of the system, whether you work with the language and the words of our neurology and how that's kind of built up.

Thanks for sharing and showing it. There's so many paths to those different access points, whether you work with the raw energy of the system, whether you work with the language and the words of our neurology and how that's kind of built up.

the historical somatic evidence that's built up in that familiar sense within our body, that familiarity, you can work directly with it in the body and the emotions and that aspect too. And why not leverage all of them? Like they're all access points and all have a component in which they're wound up in, you know? And so.

the historical somatic evidence that's built up in that familiar sense within our body, that familiarity, you can work directly with it in the body and the emotions and that aspect too. And why not leverage all of them? Like they're all access points and all have a component in which they're wound up in, you know? And so.

the historical somatic evidence that's built up in that familiar sense within our body, that familiarity, you can work directly with it in the body and the emotions and that aspect too. And why not leverage all of them? Like they're all access points and all have a component in which they're wound up in, you know? And so.

I think so much of compassion is needed here in this process of realizing that these wounds aren't our fault, but they are now our responsibility for us to be able to move through them. It can be easy to shame, blame, and be in our own victim narrative around these things, which is disempowering to the reality of just taking responsibility for our current and descending to transcend, as you said.